First, the travel news: On January 11th we flew from Raleigh to Leon, Mexico to start a 5-month trip. We plan to travel in Mexico until the end of February, then fly to the eastern Mediterranean to visit Malta, Tunisia, the Middle East, and Georgia-Armenia-Azerbaijan, returning to Raleigh the first week in June.
Second, the blog update: Although we returned home from our Fall 2022 trip on December 14th, the blog is "paused" on October 31st, our last day in France. We still owe you 6 weeks of Italy. Stay tuned. We'll get back to Italy this summer. Meanwhile, look for posts about our travels in Mexico.
Thanks for reading and sticking with us the last 13 years! Yes, it's been 13 years since we became "retired and traveling". Wow! -john and sun-ling
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Hope you have a great trip. Looking forward to hearing about Tunisia - hope it stays safe for you.
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