Hiroshima Park, Kiel Germany A beautiful green space in the center of the Schleswig -Holstein state capital of Kiel to commemorate the first atomic bomb dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.	Holm Chapel,Schleswig Germany The Holm chapel and the associated cemetery were built in 1650 and renewed in 1876. They belong to the Holmer Beliebung death guild, today the last of its kind.	Nags Head, NC Located in the beautiful Outer Banks, Nags Head has been known as a resort area since the 1830's & is most known for Jockey's Ridge which are the largest sand dunes on the East Coast which was a prominent landmark for the first English Explorers. (It's also our favorite beach to visit!)	Trafalgar Square (London, UK) This space has been a significant landmark in London since the 1200's but the square wasn't created until 1844 to commemorate the British Naval victory in the Napoleonic Wars	Amy's Market, Lewisburg WV Amy's Market is a cafe serving breakfast and lunch with a bakery serving custom cakes, pies, breads, cookies, etc. They also have 16 flavors of Hershey's ice cream and an indoor farmers market. (Nothing beats her lemon & blueberry cupcakes!)	Hawk Knob Appalachian Hard Cider, Lewisburg WV Located just a few miles outside of downtown Lewisburg, WV you can find this beautiful view from the terrace outside of the tasting room
Thurmond, WV Thurmond is a town in Fayette County, West Virginia, on the New River. Thurmond Historic District comprises the entire town and a small portion of the opposite riverbank. Thurmond was accessible solely by rail until 1921.	Buckingham Palace, London UK Buckingham Palace became the London royal residence in 1837 with the ascension of Queen Victoria & now houses Queen Elizabeth II & her 4 dogs (Candy, Muick, Lissy, & Sandy).	New River Gorge Bridge, WV The underside of the New River Gorge Bridge located just north of Fayetteville, WV. The bridge was completed October 22, 1977 and is the longest steel span in the western hemisphere and the 3rd highest in the United States.	Watoga State Park, WV Watoga State Park is a state park located near Seebert in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. The largest of West Virginia's state parks, it covers slightly over 10,100 acres.

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Welcome! We're so glad you came. Join us as we explore Europe together celebrating life and creating new & exciting memories. You will find our blog updated weekly with details of our location and adventures as the trip progresses. We are both new to creating/maintaining a website so please be patient, stay tuned, & bear with us as we take on this new journey!

Traversing the Irish Sea

We departed Scotland (at 5am, don't ask Sarah how thrilled she was about that) and headed to Wales to catch a ferry to Ireland. We stayed...

Visiting Clan Pollock (Western Scotland)

We arrived in Inverclyde, Scotland, and settled into our AirBnB in the town of Greenock. This maritime town is near multiple ferries to a...

Eastern Scotland (Edinburgh & Dundee)

We traveled via train to Edinburgh, arriving at the Waverley train station in historic Edinburgh (pronounced ed-in-bur-ah). The historic...

Where Are We Now?

Prague, Czech Republic

Where Are We Going Next?

Vienna, Austria (quick stop for 2 days)

Budapest, Hungary (also for 2 days)

Then we head to Croatia for a month of relaxation!

Contact

Lewisburg, WV

pollocksandpassports@gmail.com

304.646.6961

Hiroshima Park, Kiel Germany

A beautiful green space in the center of the Schleswig -Holstein state capital of Kiel to commemorate the first atomic bomb dropped on the Japanese city of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945.

Holm Chapel,Schleswig Germany

The Holm chapel and the associated cemetery were built in 1650 and renewed in 1876. They belong to the Holmer Beliebung death guild, today the last of its kind.

Nags Head, NC

Located in the beautiful Outer Banks, Nags Head has been known as a resort area since the 1830's & is most known for Jockey's Ridge which are the largest sand dunes on the East Coast which was a prominent landmark for the first English Explorers. (It's also our favorite beach to visit!)

Trafalgar Square (London, UK)

This space has been a significant landmark in London since the 1200's but the square wasn't created until 1844 to commemorate the British Naval victory in the Napoleonic Wars

Amy's Market, Lewisburg WV

Amy's Market is a cafe serving breakfast and lunch with a bakery serving custom cakes, pies, breads, cookies, etc. They also have 16 flavors of Hershey's ice cream and an indoor farmers market. (Nothing beats her lemon & blueberry cupcakes!)

Hawk Knob Appalachian Hard Cider, Lewisburg WV

Located just a few miles outside of downtown Lewisburg, WV you can find this beautiful view from the terrace outside of the tasting room

Thurmond, WV

Thurmond is a town in Fayette County, West Virginia, on the New River. Thurmond Historic District comprises the entire town and a small portion of the opposite riverbank. Thurmond was accessible solely by rail until 1921.

Buckingham Palace, London UK

Buckingham Palace became the London royal residence in 1837 with the ascension of Queen Victoria & now houses Queen Elizabeth II & her 4 dogs (Candy, Muick, Lissy, & Sandy).

New River Gorge Bridge, WV

The underside of the New River Gorge Bridge located just north of Fayetteville, WV. The bridge was completed October 22, 1977 and is the longest steel span in the western hemisphere and the 3rd highest in the United States.

Watoga State Park, WV

Watoga State Park is a state park located near Seebert in Pocahontas County, West Virginia. The largest of West Virginia's state parks, it covers slightly over 10,100 acres.

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