Tag Archives: Alaska

Bread for Bambinos from A Greek mother

Posted on June 11, 2019 by Road Trip Teri

  Zoi Maroudas says that her Calugine bread tastes especially good dipped in the oil from the Maroudas olive orchard on the island of Zante (Zakynthos). I have to agree. There’s a hint of a Greek Taverna with a view … Continue reading →

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Homer Alaska delights, July 13, 2014

Posted on July 14, 2014 by Road Trip Teri

   Wild roses, Homer. [Photo, TWCarns]  Swift at its nest in the vent on a building [Photo, TWCarns]  Evening rainbow caught in the mountains across Kachemak Bay from Land’s End [Photo, TWCarns]  Cow parsnip head going to seed [Photo, TWCarns] Sandhill crane and half-grown … Continue reading →

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The Camino, in the rear-view mirror

Posted on October 19, 2012 by Road Trip Teri

Here’s the final post in the series about our Camino, with a few days in New York, and our first week back in Alaska.. Sunday, October 7 We attended a wedding today, a New York Jewish-Catholic ceremony with a stand-up … Continue reading →

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Day 18 — back on the road, to Manzarife

Posted on October 16, 2012 by Road Trip Teri

Another sunny day in northern Spain — they keep coming, and we are deeply grateful for each one. Regina and Anthea walked about 12 miles today; their goal tomorrow is around 19 to get to Astorga. From there, it’s about … Continue reading →

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Foraging for a sourdough link: Faviken Magasinet to Alaska

Posted on May 22, 2012 by Road Trip Teri

Lichens for dinner? Pine bark petit fours? Fireweed shoots and fiddlehead ferns? These appeared on the menu from Faviken Magasinet, as reported by FoodSnob blog, but could have been foraged from my backyard woods in the heart of Anchorage, Alaska which lies at … Continue reading →

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