Following The Stones

Travel Along

We retired early to save our physical and emotional health. We chose to jump into our Go-Go years with gusto and invite you along our stone pathway. We will bring you authentic information from our lived experiences and hope you find some useful stones for your own life journey.

touching old stones around the world

New this week...

Read All About SWITZERLAND! Over the next few weeks, we will share our Swiss experiences adn Greece experiences starting with a new Switzerland Page and BLOG posts.

• Holidays in Switzerland

• Is Switzerland Expensive?

• 12+ Free Things to do in Switzerland

Last Week's Articles if you missed them include:

• Credit Card Hacked

• Declutter My LifeWe Took a Risk

• Time Consuming Travel Days

Regular segment updates include:

• As we share our Swiss adventures with you from a couple weeks ago, track our newest location in real time on Google Maps.

• Our Lifestyle page reflects the most amazing Mediterranean foods from our newest location. Share your food opinions via the Would You Rather Quiz. You can also see which foods other people choose on last week's quiz.

• As we shift from the mountains of Switzerland to the beaches in Greece, Did You Know these amazing facts about Greece?

• As always, you can Leave A Stone· (comment) for all our subscribers to read.

Photo(s) of the Week: Standing upon the Acropolis of Greece in front of the Parthenon, a former temple from the 5th century B.C. dedicated to goddess Athena .

Track Our Adventure

Our Live Location - We chose to remove Santorini from our destinations and replace it with Rome on our way home.

It's 2026 and time for us to adventure again. We will travel to Europe again with different cities and different countries. We look forward to learning more.

The 2026 Itinerary might be a budget breaker, but hope to balance it with a less expensive 2027 line up. Using a multi-year plan for travel has been very successful for long-term travelers.

What is the Schengen Zone?

Leave a Stone

Throughout history stones have been used for housing, streets, cooking, jewelry, art, and weaponry. When you leave a kind comment on our website, you leave behind a stone for all to see and learn from. Feel free to ask questions, make suggestions, or tell us how much you miss us. Once a kind stone is cast, others can roll your stone along the path by replying to your comment.

Although we are enjoying ourselves completely in this new nomadic lifestyle, we miss our friends and family significantly.

Greg