blog87 views4 minute read My ongoing, obsessive search for the world’s best alarm clock radio of 2022.Peter Crosby07/13/2022 It’s now five years later, and a lot has changed in the world of alarm clockery. View Post
africatravel46 views6 minute read Last flight out of Marrakech: Our mostly true tale of survival during a global pandemic.Peter Crosby03/19/2020 While Morocco was still allowing flights out for the time being, our window for escape was closing fast. View Post
africatravel108 views9 minute read Want to take the “Marrakesh Express” to Marrakesh Morocco? What are you, high?Peter Crosby03/17/2020 It’s yet another reason why I hate Crosby, Stills & Nash. View Post
africatravel109 views6 minute read Morocco’s Atlas Mountains aren’t the world’s tallest, but at least they’re not more @#$%ing desert.Peter Crosby03/14/2020 Morocco’s local mountain range is nothing to sneeze at. View Post
africatravel93 views9 minute read Africa’s Sahara Desert is hot, dry, and sandy AF.Peter Crosby03/13/2020 We go glamping on the last exit for civilization. View Post
africatravel63 views9 minute read Chefchaouen Morocco is called the “Blue City” because people have eyes.Peter Crosby03/11/2020 A city in northwestern Morocco that’s noted for blue paint shortages. View Post
africatravel41 views8 minute read Tangier Morocco is close to Europe, but don’t hold that against the place.Peter Crosby03/10/2020 Is that the Atlantic Ocean? Or the Mediterranean Sea? Surprise, it’s both! View Post
europetravel39 views8 minute read Belém District: Where Lisbonians go when they want to GTFO of Lisbon.Peter Crosby03/04/2020 The Belém District is about as far away as you can go without leaving Lisbon. View Post
europetravel80 views8 minute read Afraid of heights? Ronda Spain will give you lots to talk about with your therapist.Peter Crosby05/14/2015 Do you get nervous on elevators and balconies? Then you’re not going to love Ronda Spain. View Post
africatravel49 views20 minute read Egypt Africa: The world’s most ancient civilization (and it has the dust to prove it).Peter Crosby12/23/2010 Some of the earliest developments in writing, agriculture, and government happened here first. Why? Aliens, duh. View Post
europetravel49 views4 minute read The Greek island of Crete is as popular with tourists today as it once was with foreign occupiers.Peter Crosby07/04/2006 People liked Crete so much, they never wanted to leave, inspiring entire countries to try and do the same thing. View Post