My travels and family history help you reveal yours.
OK Travel Tales is all about me and my adventures traveling. I can be a frustrated traveler. It might be because I am stressed out, tired or just a rude person. Now days I try not to moan too much when when flights are delayed, airline food is a visual mess or there is no inflight Internet. (Note Airlines – If Delta can do this you can too.)
So I travel for work, to catch up with family and friends, to go to sporting games, for family history research, blogging conferences and to share my trip with others I blog.
Visiting ancestors homes helps you put your family history in context. Are you planning to visit ancestors in London or another ancestor’s town? If you are planning to have a trip back to a country Read More …
1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die This is a book I purchased a number of years ago. While my goal has never been to visit them all I usually check out if there Read More …
At the top end of ANZAC Parade in Canberra is the Australian War Memorial. Along ANZAC Parade are the various memorials to the men and women from Australia and New Zealand that have been involved Read More …
TravelGenee goes to Cornwall for the First Time To get the most out of visiting your ancestral town requires pre-trip planning. For our visit to Cornwall, compared to London visits, required the hiring of a car. Read More …
Prior to the welcome event on Thursday night at the Australian War Memorial I spent part of the previous day and today meeting and chatting with fellow family history bloggers and other conference attendees so Read More …
Something for a Genealogist to to: Join a Society Yes it is now 2015 and I am still completing tasks from the list 31 Genealogy Activities for Researchers During National Family History Month (August) 2014 Read More …
The Great Mosque at Cordoba in Spain is another place I have visited that features in the book “1001 Buildings You Must See Before You Die”. I always check the book for buildings I might Read More …
