After a very well-received Season One, FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II is gearing up for Season Two, with production starting in San Francisco this week! Season Two will feature all the things you love about FLY BROTHER — travel, food, history, and of course, Ernest’s fly friends — but this time with a focus […]
Season Two of FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II Kicks Off with Filming in San Francisco Read More
There’s not very much one can do on a weekend in Rome if one doesn’t have one’s itinerary planned before one steps off the plane. I was one who hadn’t planned my itinerary in advance, so I missed out on a few of the Eternal City’s eternal attractions: the Papal capital of Vatican City, the
A Very Brief Roman Holiday Read More
All the pieces of the puzzle. Behold the itinerary* for my upcoming round-the-world jaunt (click image to enlarge), touching six continents and ending this November in Brazil. In the coming weeks, I’ll delve into the details of the planning, including ticket costs, accommodations, and activities. If you’re in any of the scheduled destinations during the
Fly Brother Departures – Summer/Fall 2009 Read More
The last post of a 4-part series on my year-end jaunt through the Promised Land, aka Brazil. After an early-morning flight back from Rio to São Paulo, then traipsing from one end of town to the other by bus and subway and car, with two suitcases, I finally said goodbye to my best buddy, Roberto,
Cape Verde is an archipelago of ten teeny-tiny volcanic islands off the coast of Senegal in the North Atlantic. Yes, most hurricanes that hit the Caribbean and the southeast USA start off over Cape Verde as typical summer rainstorms. The uninhabited islands were discovered and populated by the Portuguese in 1460, who brought over Africans
Where I’ve Been: Cape Verde Read More
