Before I retired, I would do one tour to Mexico a year, occasionally two. Now I have 3 planned! The one to San Luis Potosi has one spot left. The Dia de Muertos has 4 spots and the Yucatan one in January has 3 spots.
But, before I do those tours, I have my own personal adventure - 7 1/2 weeks traveling in Europe! Several of my Florida girl friends planned a trip to Scotland for June of 2020. We're finally going to go.
When they fly back to the States, I'll fly to London where I'll meet up with Nick. Several days in London and then on to Paris. We'll be staying at a B&B in Fontainebleau, the town our family stayed in back in 1970. From there, we'll take a train to Brussels and on to Bruges which is a quaint town full of canals.
On to Prague where we'll meet up with my cousin's daughter, Christina. About a week in the area and then to Munich where Christina lives to see her surroundings. From there we head to Southern Switzerland to enjoy the Alps.
The last stint is a Road's Scholar tour hiking in the part of the Alps where Switzerland, Italy and France come together.
Packing for this trip is different than when I pack for Mexico. The weather will be chillier and it's for much longer time frame. And, since Delta lost my suitcase on the last Mexico trip, I don't have some of my standard traveling things and have to put a bit more thought into it.
I leave May 30 and get into Edinburg May 31. Hopefully, I'll post regularly of our adventures.
