Our travels

Easter is approaching

Today is a shopping day because we are going to have an Easter brunch at Renata's for a dozen of peoeple from the family, friends and acquaintences. The shopping meant going to many stores out of which the most important one was the Polish shop with original Polish food. There isn't anythi...

Back to Washington, DC and its vicinity

After another highway marathon from Atlanta (750 miles), we are here again in Washington, DC. Our second American loop has got closed round. Altogether we have driven 7500 miles in the USA. There is Easter with some friends at Renata's is in front of us, and then some days in New York and ...

Atlanta and its brand product

To be in Rome and not to see the pope? It's the same as to be in Atlanta and not to see the museum of Coca-Cola! It may even be a tourist trap, but the history of the soft drink is impressive, even if one doesn't like it unless in a cocktail... Everything started here in 1886. As CNN which...

To Atlanta

From New Orleans (Lousiana) we drove 800 km across Mississippi and Alabama to Atlanta, Georgia. We had a downpour all the way (not rain - just a downpour!), so the journey was exceptionally tiring. After a 10-hour drive we got here, to the hotel in Atlanta. After a short rest we drove roun...

New Orleans - the French Quarter

We are sightseeing the whole of the French Quarter and not only Bourbon Street which is in its cetnre There is not much to do at the daytime, anyway. 'The French Quarter, also known as the Vieux Carré, is the oldest neighborhood in the city of New Orleans. When New Orleans (La Nouvelle-...

New Orleans at night

...in the afternoon and at night Time to finish off beaching and continue our trip. This time our destination is New Orleans in Lousiana. From Florida, across Alabama and Mississippi (only 100 km across each state), we got into Lousinana. Hude bridges over the Mississippi River delta were...

Northern Florida

Today we are bidding good-bye to Florida. Yesterday we drove 1100 km from Miami to a small town in northern Florida - Navarre, because there is a beautiful island of Santa Rosa. The sand is white as flour or if you wish, white as snow. Almost no people there, so we would like to show you w...