Brent is in one of Portugal’s most popular cities, Sintra to try the famous local pastries. Plus, he visits sites…
Brent tries Portuguese coffee in several characteristic and charming cafes in the seaside city of Setubal. He samples Galão, Abatanado…
A short drive from Lisbon is the tiny riverside town known for its castle, salt production, and 27 centuries of…
One of Portugal’s top attractions is a fairy tale castle on a hilltop in Sintra outside Lisbon. Pena Palace origin…
Brent is in his adopted town of Setubal to try Moscatel, a local fortified wine. He sips Moscatel in a…
Portuguese people love eggs! It seems everything comes with a fried egg on top. From sandwiches to French Fries, don’t…
Brent is in Azeitao, Portugal for the town’s namesake treat, Torta de Azeitao. He visits the place where the dessert…
The Pena Palace gets all the love in Sintra. But, for me, the Sintra National Palace is more interesting. Sure,…
Brent travels to Seville, Spain to try some of the city’s famous drinks like Orange Wine, Vermouth, and Sherry. And,…
We sold or donated most of our belongings and moved to Portugal, bringing only 3 suitcases each. I imagined it…
Brent samples Ginjinha, Portugal’s famous cherry liqueur, at three bars in Lisbon, including the place where it was first served.…
Lyon sits at the confluence of the Rhône and Saône rivers. So, as you would expect, there are a lot…
Brent visits the iconic Mosque-Catheral to learn about the over 1,200 year Mezquita. Then, it’s off the Roman Bridge where…
The traditional pork sandwich is often consumed late at night with beer, but you don’t have to be drunk to…
Brent is in Cordoba to try a cold Spanish soup that’s not gazpacho and gets a sherry recommendation from the…
Often called “Portugal’s Stonehenge,” these Megaliths actually predate Stonehenge by at least 2,000 years. Unlike the better-known Stonehenge, Almendres Cromlech…
Brent visits the Convento de Jesus in Setubal, Portugal. Then, he enjoys a Pirâmide de chocolate at a characteristic pastelaria.
The wealthy oceanside town of Cascais is known for it’s beautiful beaches and high priced housing market, but there’s also…
On one of the most prominent points in the Setubal Peninsula sits an historic castle with a fascinating history. Palmela…
Italian bakeries crank out millions of zeppole every Saint Joseph’s Day. Enjoying this delicious pastry is a tradition not only…
Continental Europe’s westernmost point is marked with a monument on the windy cape. By far, the biggest tourist attraction in…
In the heart of the Parque Natural da Arrábida (Arrábida Park) is a charming little winery. Quinta de Alcube‘s production…
Some of the best views in Portugal is paired with lots of street art at this former army base. 7…
A delicious pastry from the university town of Coimbra, Portugal Pastel de Santa Clara origin story The Monastery of Santa…
Berenjenas Fritas con Miel (Fried Eggplant with Honey) is a tapas dish that’s incredibly popular not only in Cordoba, but…
A pastry invented by nuns in the 16th century is now an iconic treat enjoyed all over Portugal. Pastel de…
Graça is a neighborhood in Lisbon that is often overlooked by tourists. But, it’s gaining in popularity and there is…
The largest cave system in Portugal is one of the country’s seven wonders. Grutas de Mira de Aire origin story…
A lavish royal palace and garden is just a quick train ride from Lisbon Queluz National Palace Origin Story Following…
Cordoba is famous for it’s cold tomato soup, but it’s not gazpacho! Salmorejo origin story Legend has it that when…
Lisbon’s modern neighborhood is on reclaimed land from a former industrial site. Parque das Nações origin story Parque das Nações…
Just a 15 minute drive from Galway, sitting on the River Corrib, is the abandoned Menlo Castle. The castle was…
Reading a work of fiction set in your vacation destination is a great way to get more out of your…
Volto já is a Portuguese phrase with several closely related definitions. But, when going to a store, it has an…
Lisbon’s custard tart, the Pastel de Nata is available at every bakery in the city. But only one place can…
Sausage Rolls are popular throughout the U.K. and Ireland. They consist of puff pastry wrapped around a pork sausage. Simple…
Évora is a town in Portugal that attracts tourists from all over the world for its Roman Temple, Medieval Wall, and…
A pastry chef in Palmela, Portugal has created a new pastry that incorporates one of the region’s most famous products.…
Colares is the smallest and oldest wine region in all of Portugal. Wine grapes have been cultivated here for 800…
Who was this 16th century fortress designed to protect? Philip II of Spain When King Henry of Portugal died, the…
A short train ride from Lisbon, Cascais, Portugal is a wealthy seaside enclave with lots of fun things to make…
Online rating sites don’t take into account cultural differences. You’re finally taking that Covid-delayed trip to Europe! Yay! You get…
Lavadouros have traditionally been places where ladies (it’s almost always women) come to wash clothes, chat with neighbors, and sing.…
The annual Banheiras e Insólitos Regatta of Baía do Sado is a celebration of homemade (barely) seaworthy boats in Setubal,…
The fried dough dish is a classic street food in Hungary. Lángos Origin Story Historically, bread was baked in huge…
Trying to find a specific specialty coffee drink proves challenging in Lisbon. Mazagran origin story Mazagran is a cold coffee…
The culinary highlight of Sintra is the Travesseiro. This light and flaky pastry is filled an egg yolk and almond…
Restaurants are replacing paper menus with QR Codes and it has to stop! QR Codes Origin Story The QR (Quick…
Lisbon’s famous egg custard tart has a vegan version. Pastel de Nata origin story Pastel de Nata is by far…
The first Sunday of each month is a huge open air market in Azeitão, Portugal. Hundreds of local and regional…
June is Festival Season in Portugal. Some of the biggest festivals celebrate the three saints: Anthony, John, and Peter. The…
In Lisbon’s oldest neighborhood, Alfama, an outdoor art exhibit celebrates local residents. Artist Camilla Watson Alfama is one of the…
A cave in Setubal, Portugal has amazing views and an unlikely chapel. Santa Margarida Cave Setubal, Portugal is situated on…
Cork is a great city to enjoy a pint or two. When in Cork, you’re best advised to not to…
Super easy and delicious to make! Back in the day when I had my hobby farm in Rhode Island I…
You’ve heard of culture shock, the feeling of being upended and out of touch by the customs and traditions of…
Some of the best food in Lisbon has its origin in former Portuguese colonies. Mozambique Mozambique is a country in…
The slightly sweet, slightly acidic fruit has been cultivated in China for 1,000 years. But, it’s also widely grown in…
There’s a great scene from “Seinfeld” in which George beats himself up because he doesn’t realize that when his date…
The modest Italian lightweight trucks are popular all over Europe. Ape Origin Story After WWII, Italy was in ruins and…
Lined by cafes and shops (and the City Hall), Praca de Bocage is the most beautiful square in Setubal. Praca…
The statue stands in a prominent spot in the city, but it wasn’t immediately met with acclaim. Monument origin story…
Plant based cheese has been elevated to a new level in Austin Rebel Cheese In Austin’s Mueller neighborhood sits a…
An amazing experience of cooking, feasting, & laughing wasn’t in a restaurant or cafe. Our friend in Setubal, Helenice, wanted…
The cheapest ticket isn’t always the best choice. In fact, sometimes it will make your trip miserable. Remote Airports Maybe…
In the middle of the Los Angeles neighborhood of Watts is a stunning D.I.Y. structure with a connection to the…
Hidden in Lisbon’s up and coming Mouraria neighborhood is a plant based restaurant with incredible food and a great vibe.…
A quiet evening turns into a raucous party. We had only moved to Portugal a couple days earlier and were…
These secret passageways have helped merchants move their goods and hide the resistance fighters who took on the Nazis in…
When citrus is in season, you see vendors selling the bounty of their fruit trees. Winter is citrus season in…
Everywhere you go in Portugal, it seems, you have to take a number. In Portugal, waiting in line is a…
Built on a tiny island at the mouth of Tenants Harbor, this lighthouse is owned by a famous family of…
There are parts of Portugal, especially in Lisbon and Porto that are rapidly changing. New condos and apartments are being…
Lisbon’s trams have become a symbol of the city. And riding the tram is a great way to see many…
Every year, percussion groups gather in the port city of Setubal, Portugal for a giant drum party. We were sitting…
Ginjinha is a drink that can be found all over Lisbon. But, for a unique experience, look for a Ginjinha…
Cases of Covid are currently spiking in Portugal, like much of the rest of the world. But, Portugal’s citizens are…
If you’re in Italy for New Year’s Eve, be sure to wear this specifically colored undergarment. New Year’s Eve All…
“Have you been looking for a job?” When Mr. G. didn’t answer, I kept looking him in the eye, saying…
Puttanesca translates literally to “prostitute.” So, Spaghetti alla Puttanesca is “pasta in the style of a prostitute.” That couldn’t be…
Chocolate and hazelnuts seems like a match made in heaven. But it took a war to bring them together Chocolate…
When your city lies on seven hills you’ve got lots of great views. This one is my favorite in Lisbon…
Every TV travel show and guidebook tells you “be a local” when you go on vacation. But, is that really…
November 11th is a day wine lovers look forward to in Slovenia St. Martin’s Day celebration in Ljubljana, Slovenia (Photo:…
The most iconic image of the 80’s Athens music scene is the Georgia Railroad Trestle that graced the back cover…
Our notion of Halloween in the U.S., children in costumes going door to door for candy, originates in Scotland and…
Naples is known as the birthplace of pizza. But, there’s more than just classic Neapolitan pizza in the Città del…
Portugal has an efficient transportation network of light rail, bus, metro, and ferry. But, their high speed train system lags…
You’ve probably heard of a “dive bar” but what about a “free dive?” Tied House A tied house is a…
Hawaii is the only state where cacao trees can be commercially grown. This makes for some of the best farm…
Although you can now get limoncello all over Italy (and in most of Europe or any self-respecting Italian joint in…
Physics might explain the strange noises at Spouting Horn, but the legend is far more interesting. Spouting Horn of the…
A Connecticut lighthouse has distinct architecture and a chilling ghost story. New London Ledge Lighthouse Origin Story There’s been a…
This well-preserved cliff dwelling in Arizona has nothing to do with the Aztec emperor, nor was it a castle. Earliest…
When you travel as a couple, you want to sit together on the plane. But, this creates a problem. Who…
The Athens Music Walk of Fame is a relatively new addition to town, celebrating the longstanding music scene and wide…
This is a very traditional dish from the Puglia region (the heel of the boot) in Italy. But, I put…
The lighthouse with the most powerful lens in the United States was also used as the secret home for witnesses…
Green and red crossing signals (known in New Zealand as pedestrian crossing lanterns) in Wellington celebrate the city’s history and…
Some choices require analysis and deep thought. Others are a piece of cake. My first experience with jury duty When…
Rome has thousands of quirky drinking fountains called Nasoni to keep you hydrated during the hot summer. Nasoni origin story…
The site of R.E.M.’s first ever show is a church locals have fought hard to preserve. On April 5th, 1980,…
Unlike other reverent parades, Rhode Island’s Ancients & Horribles parade skewers local and national figures and satirizes popular culture. Ancient…
Tricotta takes Ricotta Cheese and cooks it a third time for a special Sicilian treat. Tricotta origin story Ricotta Cheese…
This little-known part of the garlic plant makes an amazing pesto. What are Garlic Scapes? Garlic is an allum, related…
Several digital art exhibits featuring the work of Vincent Van Gogh are traveling the United States in 2021 and 2022.…
You’ll want some authentic Chicago-style Deep Dish Pizza when you visit the Windy City. But, don’t miss out on the…
You may have tried Sno-Cones and Shave Ice, but until you’ve been to Lil’ Rhody in the summer, you haven’t…
A statue honoring Lyon’s favorite son, Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, is hiding in plain sight. Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Lyon, France’s second…
A beacon guiding ships through the treacherous waters of Narragansett Bay has been on this spot in Rhode Island for…
This rich and creamy drink combines two things that Italy excels at: espresso and gelato. What is an Affogato? An…
This delicious and versatile recipe doesn’t really taste like tuna, but it has a similar texture and can be used…
You might know it as Italian Ice, Snow Cone, SnoBall, or Hawaiian Shaved Ice, but real Hawaiians know this sweet…
Manuka Honey is enjoying a moment as a trendy sweetener. But, is it worth the hefty price tag and are…
I recently watched “The Queen’s Gambit” on Netflix. I know I’m late to the game, but I enjoyed the show.…
This vegan dish is easy to make and quite delicious. It might also win you a girlfriend (or boyfriend). Origin…
Everyone in Rhode Island loves Pizza Strips. Any gathering in Lil’ Rhody is sure to have a box of the…
Riding the train in Sicily, my mind wanders. The scenery leads to these thoughts. Heading south to Siracusa, oil refineries…
Blitva is a delicious Croatian side dish. I put my own spin on it. My discovery of Blitva In 2011,…
What do you ask for when you want your ice cream cone topped with little pieces of confectionery? The answer…
Cold weather can mean getting toasty with a Hot Toddy, This bevvie warms two ways, with the hot liquid and…
Lychee originated in southern China 1,000 years ago, but I didn’t eat it regularly until we were living in Hawaii.…
Anyone who’s been to France knows it is a beautiful and romantic country. Here are a few movies that make…
In Greek mythology, Kalliope is the goddess of music, song and dance. She is also the muse of epic poetry.…
Yet another entry in my long list of examples of why you should keep yourself open to saying “yes” to…
No matter how much you like your job, there are going to be those days. You know, those days when…
Not a latte and not a cappuccino, the flat white is a unique beverage all its own from, depending on…
When we lived in Hawaii, one of the most exciting things was discovering all the new foods. One of these…
One of my favorite things about being in Italy in the fall and winter is the chestnut vendors. On almost…
Every year around Christmas, Germans start enjoying Glühwein, a kind of mulled wine that dates back to Roman times. Glühwein…
Wasabi is on the table at every sushi restaurant in the U.S. The only problem is it’s not wasabi. What…
Spain is an internationally known cheese making country. But, her neighbor on the Iberian Peninsula also makes some wonderful cheeses…
Each evening, all over Italy, people come out for the “passeggiata,” or stroll. Everyone takes part; young, old, rich, poor,…
In Italian, Friggitoria means fryer. And the name is apt. The local Friggitoria shop in Naples has a huge selection…
Some of the most stunning views in all of New England are at this little lighthouse with a fascinating history.…
A traditional recipe from Andalucía, Spain, Espinacas con Garbanzos is smoky, earthy, rich, and filling. Espinacas con Garbanzos origin story…
Rakija is the most popular distilled spirit in The Balkans. But, on my first visit to Croatia, I’d never heard…
Malasadas have been popular in the Atlantic Ocean island chains of the Azores and Madeira. But, the sweet treat is…
Slovenia’s capital is famous for its outdoor market, impressive Jože Plečnik architecture, riverside cafes, and a very ornery dragon. Ljubljana…
Minnesota’s Split Rock Lighthouse is one of the most picturesque beacons in the world, guiding the ships that navigate the…
What used to be a rather derelict neighborhood in Honolulu is now a hip area filled with craft breweries, coffee…
The Russian revolutionary spent the last few years of his life in exile in Mexico City before meeting a bloody…
Buffalo Sauce, that spicy orange-pink condiment, is used to add some flavorful heat to a lot more than just wings.…
Lighthouses are some of my favorite places to visit. And, you’ll find them everywhere. They’re on cliffs like Split Rock…
When we visited Croatia in 2011, the last thing on my mind was sculpting a novel from the experience. But,…
I’ve had some crazy taxi experiences. There was the guy in Naples who drove on the sidewalk when traffic got…
It was Sunday morning and my girlfriend and I were eating breakfast on the couch. “Could you stop shaking the…
Whether you’re vegetarian or just looking for a something different, these meatless eggplant balls are the perfect way to top…
One of my favorite things about Italy is the culture’s ingenious frugality. Have grape skins and stems left over from…
On the tiny island country of Malta, people enjoy a liqueur called bajtra, made from local prickly pears. But, outside…
Homemade Limoncello is easy to make. You just need the correct ingredients and a little patience. Limoncello origin story You…
We all have a stash of stories about ourselves we like to tell. Over the years you tell these stories…
Vermouth is enjoying a moment. If you want to make your own batch of the aromatic fortified wine at home,…
Pasties have been a culinary staple in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula for over 150 years. What started out as a meal…
One of the first questions you’ll be asked when eating in Santa Fe is “Red or green?” Your waitperson is…
Recently, I was talking with my friend Mickela Mallozzi for my podcast. Mickela is the creator and host of the…
Lisbon’s biggest party celebrates the city’s patron saint with a barrage of music and dancing, not to mention grilled sardines,…
Italy is home to a vibrant film making industry that has been widely recognized over the years for its quality…
I love a good culinary controversy, and the question of who can claim to have invented the Pavlova is a…
Sicily is an extraordinary place filled with gorgeous scenery, a fascinating history, and interesting people. While many famous films are…
Doner Kebab (aka Doner Kebap) has only been available in Germany for 50 years. But, in that time it has…
Nope, it’s not churros y chocolate. It’s a pastry that came from Venice, gets its name from Italy, and was…
The Kiwis love their sweets and one of the best souvenirs you can bring home is several bags of “lollies.”…
Visit a bakery in the French city of Bordeaux and you’re sure to enjoy cute cakes shaped like little Doric-style…
All over Mexico, Huitlacoche is savored for its subtle elegance. But, somehow, this culinary gem is ignored in the U.S.…
Spam, that processed canned pork product with the distinctive blue and yellow packaging, is incredibly popular in Hawaii. In fact,…
Customers visit caffès in Naples each morning and order two espressos. But, they don’t drink both. The second one is…
The Beatles remain the most popular group in rock and roll history. Their songs delight and inspire fans even today.…
They say Guinness doesn’t travel well. The implication is that by putting a keg on a boat or a plane,…
The Pastel de Nata, was invented by monks in Lisbon. Today, it is by far the most popular treat in…
One of the first things you notice in Wellington is all the Malaysian restaurants in the city. Most are run…
Tiny Slovenia is sandwiched between Croatia, Italy, Austria, Hungary and the Adriatic Sea. Her delicious cuisine takes cues from all…
You might be surprised to learn that Paris isn’t the gastronomy capital of France. Lyon is. And, the city’s love…
Coffee, Wine, and sweet, local liqueurs. Lisbon is one of Europe’s best cities for liquid refreshment. Ginjinha Enjoying a Ginjinha…
Currywurst is available on practically every block in Berlin. But, this seemingly quintessential German food only dates to Allied occupation…
Depending on where you are in France, the singular treat is called by many different names. I love culinary debates.…
Your favorite culinary experience in Palermo might just be from the back of a 3-wheeled truck or a sidewalk street…
You’ve probably enjoyed a luscious Bellini or two during brunch but there’s a second Bellini-inspired dish that you have to…
I know. “Italy’s Greatest Coffee Drink” is a bold statement. But, the first time I sipped a Bicerin, I knew…
The Spanish love their sweets. And, they are delicious. In fact, later in this article I will commit the unforgivable…
About Tapas There are plenty of high-end and Michelin starred restaurants in Madrid. But the best way to get inside…
Excerpt from a larger piece I’m working on: Ortigia is a maze of winding, narrow streets. Three story limestone buildings…
Completed in just 2005, the Ravenel Bridge (technically, the Arthur Ravenel Jr. Bridge) has become one of the iconic sites in Charleston. That’s because of the striking diamond-shaped towers with cables stretching hundreds of feet make for a beautiful vista above the Cooper River.
First thing we saw when setting out was a rainbow. Must be good luck! Winter is whale watching season in…
Chinese New Year is Tuesday, February 5th, 2019. In Hawaii, there is a sizable Chinese population, so there is a…
Guest Blogger – Vesna Plakanis Vesna Plakanis and her husband Erik are certified naturalists and owners of the outdoor backpacking…
Italians first visited Hawaii almost 200 years ago. And while their numbers are small on the islands, wherever Italians go,…
Rick Kaempfer, guest blogger Rick Kaempfer is an author and publisher based in Chicagoland. He’s also lived in Germany and…
Rick Kaempfer, guest blogger Rick Kaempfer is an author and publisher based in Chicagoland. He’s also lived in Germany and…
Vertine, Italy Tuscany is perhaps the best known region of Italy and is quite crowded with tourists. But, there are…
Palermo has some great street art. Here are some of my favorite pictures. (Photo: Brent Petersen) (Photo: Brent Petersen) (Photo:…
Records for sale Whenever I see a street market or flea market I always stop and browse. You’ll always find…
Graffiti in Turin, Italy (Photo: Brent Petersen) I have not idea what the literal translation of “Straw the Police’s Noise”…
Between 66 and 125 million years ago, dinosaurs roamed Texas. There are several places where you can see real dinosaur…
This kid was obviously enjoying the music at the Buzet Truffle Festival in Buzet, Croatia.
Photo: Brent Petersen Recently, I discovered that Hank Williams made his final public appearance at the Skyline Club in Austin…
Photo: Brent Petersen At Custer Meadow in Pease Park in Austin is a new piece of artwork, a series of…
One of the nicest ways to spend an afternoon in Paris is by wandering along the Seine. In the 7th…
An excerpt from my novel “Truffle Hunt,” about why so many people trudge into the woods looking for truffles. My…
Photo: Brent Petersen Less than an hour from Catania’s international airport in Sicily is one of my favorite towns in…
I spotted this vespa with a cracked windshield in Florence and it captivated me. I wanted to know the story. …
(Photo: Brent Petersen) Glasgow’s west end is only a couple miles from George Square, but in some ways it’s a…
Paprika Chips One of my favorite things about travel is discovering new foods. Everywhere little town or region in Europe…
The exact dates vary, but the Arabs are known to have introduced citrus to Sicily about 1,000 years ago. The…
Photo: Brent Petersen Torino’s Piazza Castello really goes all out for Christmas. There’s a massive cone of spectacularly colored lights…
It’s Christmas day in Torino, Italy. Nothing is open, not even the little coffee shop where we get a shot…
If you visit Turin (Torino), Italy, you’re sure to hear about their famous beverage, Bicerin. First made in the 18th…
Vegan currywurst from Curry at the Wall, Berlin (photo: Brent Petersen) Currywurst might be the most popular fast food in…
Me: Can I have an Irish coffee? Bartender: We don’t have that. Me: Do you have coffee? Bartender: Yes. Me:…
A small boat lies half-submerged while the local authorities try to keep the oil and fuel from the harbor. Look…
Photo: Brent Petersen The Pont des Arts in Paris, also known as the Lovers Locks Bridge was a spot where…
Photo: Brent Petersen Ljubljana seems to me to be one of the most livable cities in Europe. The riverfront is…
Photo: Brent Petersen One of my favorite things about being in Italy in the fall and winter is the chestnut…
Wandering the St. Germain neighborhood in Paris, I get lost. Somehow I stumble upon a street with colorful hanging lampshades. …
Photo: Brent Petersen I take the cone from man behind the counter. The cone is piled with slabs of chocolate,…
(Photo: Brent Petersen) The Glasgow Cathedral aka St. Mungo’s Cathedral is one of few surviving medieval structures in the city…
Photo: Brent Petersen You can’t escape the heat. Or the dust. Or the people. We thought we were so smart…
I really like this picture because from looking at it, you can’t tell what it is. It looks like a…
There’s Irish Pubs all over the world. We stumbled on one in Lecce, Italy run by old soccer player who…
Croatia may not be wealthy in conventional terms, but it is rich in culture and its soil seems to effortlessly…
Photo: Brent Petersen Spotted this sign painted on tiles in the town of Cadiz in Spain. I guess it’s advertising…
Sequestered behind Eataly’s marketplace of gastronomic fantasy is the Land of Oz, Mecca, and the Super Bowl for flush foodies,…
I don’t speak the language, but I think this sign says “Don’t eat your hat.”
Just over the Ponte Santa Lucia is Mercato di Ortigia, the island’s outdoor market. You’d expect to find the market…
Some wild orchids spotted in the Arenal Hanging Bridges Park, Costa Rica.
On a trip to Puglia, Italy, I noticed how many of the men wore purple. I couldn’t pull it off,…
Photo: Brent Petersen The bright sun made it impossible to take a picture of this harbor until I maneuvered to…
After our first trip to Croatia, I was inspired to write my first novel “Truffle Hunt” (Eckhartz Press, 2015). One…
(Photo: Brent Petersen) (Photo: Brent Petersen) (Photo: Brent Petersen) (Photo: Brent Petersen) There is a thriving underground art scene in…
Every Sunday morning at 10am in the Cathedral at Notre Dame in Paris they have a Gregorian Mass. As you…
La Piscialetta for sale at a bakery in Puglia, Italy (Photo: Brent Petersen) There are two things about Italian food…
One of the top things on my must-visit list in Honolulu is to visit a real-life Tiki Bar. Surprisingly, it’s…
In 1935, a newly married Doris Duke was on her around the world honeymoon with her husband James Cromwell. During…