The Curious Wanderer
Alexander VerbeekDiscover the hidden historic links, museum gems, and curious connections from my hikes and city wanderings.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 13 | Founded | 2 months ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Walking Where Rome Ended and the Middle Ages Began: The Dutch IJssel Trail
Dear friends,
The Portugal series is done. Eight installments from the Fisherman’s Trail, plus a return to the Dutch island. That felt like a good place to stop.
Now we’re going somewhere different. Somewhere flat, which is either a relie...
The Island After the Trail: Home, History, a Dutch Pope, and a Cat Who Found the Best Sunlounger
After the Atlantic cliffs, the flat land and big sky of Zeeland — and why I find the light here nowhere else on earth
Dear friends,
The Fisherman's Trail: A Practical Guide for Anyone Over Fifty Who Is Basically Fit
The complete practical guide: season, gear, accommodation, luggage transfer, navigation, and what to do about blisters
Dear friends,
Trail of Tides, Part 7: Walking to the Lighthouse at the End of the World
Rain on the Fishermen's Trail, Californians, a fortress that was closed, a bratwurst stand that was open, and the lighthouse that was always there
Dear friends,
Trail of Tides, Part 6: A Frenchman's Iran, Trump's Iran, and a Bridge That Didn't Exist
Wind that turned walking poles into booby traps, a Frenchman who taught in Iran before the revolution, and three Californians who arrived just in time
I want to tell you about the wind before I tell you about anything else, because the win...
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