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

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Do you Know Your Strengths and weaknesses to be successful in travel? Tell us more on the interactive survey in this article!

We let our inner-child free. Now, let us show you How to Play in Switzerland.

Recent Articles if you missed them include:

• Switzerland Transportation and Passes

• Did We Win the Lottery?

Regular segment updates include:

• We are sailing through this week's town for a one night layover before jumping into a new country next week. Follow us in real time on Google Maps.

• We boldly tried new food this week. Would you try these unusual foods too? Vote your choice on the Would You Rather Quiz located on the Lifestyle page.

• Think you had life rough? Consider how the Greeks lived in 1962 when you read this food-related fact on the Did You Know section of our website.

• We hope you enjoyed reading the stones left by others at the bottom of this page. If you want to Leave A Stone· (comment) we will reply to preserve the moment.

Photo(s) of the Week: With love in our hearts, our Airbnb hostess took this photo the night we all listened to her husband's bouzouki perform at a local beach club.

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