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I usually post updates on Fridays and sometimes on Tuesdays. (They also may be posted on a random day of the week.)
Honestly, most of my posts in the last couple of years have been updates. So, you can tune in here for them or check out the home page.
I’m currently posting about my travels around the Southeastern United States.
Jana Irving A very swampy Congaree National Park. Visited in April.
Explore a southern city known for its unique houses, cobblestone streets and Fort Sumter (which I didn’t visit). Continue reading
Explorations of a city with gorgeous churches, multiple fortifications and view of the Alps. Continue reading
Explorations of one of Italy’s largest cities that for some reason I keep going back to. Continue reading
Explorations of a UNESCO world heritage site where the ancient world meets the medieval world and beyond. Continue reading
A northern Italian city with ancient ruins, a UNESCO monastic complex, and even a castle! Continue reading
Explorations of a medieval city known for its grand towers, churches, and porticos! Continue reading
Explore a hilltop city complete with medieval buildings, churches and gorgeous views. Continue reading
Ancient streets, ancient ruins and ancient art, explore the famous buried city of Pompeii! Continue reading
Explorations of a port city on the Adriatic Sea and the final resting place of Ole St. Nick. Continue reading
Explorations of a Southeastern Sicilian city perched on top of two hills. Continue reading
Sandy beaches, ruined fortifications and alligators, explore Gulf Islands National Seashore! Continue reading
One cannot go to New Orleans without exploring its unique cemeteries, at least I can’t. Continue reading
Check out a mysterious ancient culture and the 3,000-year-old mounds they left behind. Continue reading
Even more explorations of a bunch of places in St. Louis and its suburbs. Continue reading
Wandering Jana is an archaeology and history fanatic, traveling the world to discover the past.
