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Standing in a darkened train compartment waving goodbye to Katarina Milenkovic, co-founder of WWOOF Serbia, at the Belgrade Station, I had the electric nervousness I often get when …
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A big reason we like WWOOFing so much is that it enables us to mingle with locals on a daily basis, experiencing regional cuisine, culture and customs, while giving back to the farmer and ultimately …
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Preparing for the upcoming WWOOF season. Big E Eastern Exposition, Massachusetts.
As I am sitting in an Amsterdam cafe typing up this post, I still can’t believe that in less than 48 hours we will be …
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In less than 12 hours, we will be heading to Logan International Airport in Boston to embark on a three month journey through Europe, Turkey and a few points in between.
As some of you may …
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I’ve been everywhere, man / Crossed the deserts bare, man / I’ve breathed the mountain air, man / Travel – I’ve had my share, man / I’ve been everywhere -Johnny Cash
Like Clark Griswold, Robert Salvon …
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Editors note: This story originally appeared in the San Diego Reader under the title: Pontassieve, Italy: Where Wine Lover’s Go. I decided to republish here it, because I felt it could be of interest to …
Read More →The skies over Pontassieve. The view is from the farm.
It’s cold in New England now. The trees are bare and darkness comes early, and it’s just a matter of time until the …
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