Welcome to Traveling in Stereo.

I think the best all-around education a person can get is to try and travel as much as possible, and read a lot of books, listen to great music… but mainly travel.

I know there are countless travel blogs out there, and I’m just starting this travel blog but I hope it grows into something people enjoy. Photographs aren’t much good if nobody sees them, and I’d like to share some of my travel experiences.

Over the years I’ve done a little bit of traveling (not nearly as much as I would have liked to) but if all goes well, I will be doing much more traveling in the future. For now I’m going through old photos and posting some of them on this site – along with comments about some of the places I have been.  I invite you to subscribe and comment - I would love to hear your stories as well.

Besides travel I’m a fan of live music – so eventually I will be posting about the great musicians I encounter on my travels as well as great places to eat, and interesting places to visit where there is not a person in a mouse suit and the castles are centuries old.

If you have any questions – feel free to contact me.  Like I said - this project is just starting so I’m not sure what it will evolve into – but hopefully the ride is a fun one.

- Syd Krawczyk

Recent Blogs

17 October 2024
When it comes to American whiskey, few names resonate as strongly as Jim Beam. Nestled in the picturesque rolling hills of Clermont, Kentucky, the Jim Beam Distillery stands as a testament to the rich heritage and craftsmanship that defines bourbon. With a legacy that spans ...
03 April 2023
Washington, D.C. is always an interstring place to visit. I love museums, and there's plenty of them! In the 80’s I went on a trip to Washington, D.C. with this group of people. It was a very affordable trip – just had to chip in a few bucks towards gas and buy most of my ow...
29 March 2023
Kennedy space center was opened on July 1 ,1962. Named after John f. Kennedy it is located on Merritt island, Florida. The Kennedy Space Center spaceport and launch complex has been the site of many historic space missions, including the launch of the Apollo missions to the ...
28 March 2023
Girona is 101 Kilometers (little over a 1 hr drive) north of Barcelona. A beautiful city full of well-preserved medieval buildings. We were on a day trip to Figueres and Portlligat, and stopped in Girona for a little while. I would love to go back there when I could spend mo...
06 September 2020
Just a 45 minute drive west of Barcelona in Sant Sadurní d'Anoia is the Freixenet winery, and the birth place of the worlds best Cava! Freixenet produces more than 100 million bottles of Cava each year. 3 types of white Spanish grapes are used (Macabeo, Parellada and Xarello...

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