In Essays/ Europe/ OutdoorsLike A Bat Out Of Hell: Running the Panoramalauf Rund um die Burg Are“Fuck this. I’m never doing this again. No more running.” That’s all I could say to myself as I started another 200-meter climb with…Continue Reading →
In Essays/ EuropeOn Visiting Auschwitz in the Age of Instagram and Mass TourismThe following is part of my ongoing writing about exploring my Jewish heritage and ancestry through travel, religion, history, language, and food. Planning a…Continue Reading →
In Europe/ OutdoorsAhrtal Adventures: Wine, History, and Hikes Galore“Where are we?” I said to Melanie. “How have I not heard about this place before?” We were in Walporzheim, walking through the village…Continue Reading →
In Europe/ OutdoorsLeverkusen Halbmarathon: Running Through City Streets and Forest PathsI’ve been in a bit of a running kick as of late, so much so that I’ve been signing up for half-marathons left and…Continue Reading →
In Essays/ Europe/ OutdoorsWhat is the Deal with Alkoholfrei Beer on Race Day?I feel like I sound like German Jerry Seinfeld when I ask the question: Was ist mit dem alkoholfreien Bier vor und nach den…Continue Reading →
In EuropeLisbon to Sintra Train and the Transit AngelThe direct train from Lisbon to Sintra runs every half hour and lasts between 37 to 41 minutes. It’s the last stop on the…Continue Reading →
In EuropeGünter Blömer’s Mühlenmuseum in Bergisches LandThis story was produced in cooperation with Tourismus NRW. As always, all opinions are my own. Bergisches Land refers to Berg Country, a region of…Continue Reading →
In Europe/ There Must Be Order“I Will Practice My English With You”The following is a chapter from an upcoming memoir on moving to and living in Germany. Read more here. It started out like so many…Continue Reading →
