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a surprisingly tranquil park setting – complete with a splendid little bar
and small outdoor stage (we saw a great performance by a local singer-
songwriter right out our front door) and theater – by huge cranes, high
above the shops and restaurants of hip Long Street. Their interiors, small
though they may be, were designed and crafted in one theme or another
by clever local artisans. (I heard from a Daddy high-up that new and
more luxurious designs will soon be in the works, which could only
add to the fun.) The park is delightful, a truly unforgettable and unique
experience for all of us. We are happy here.
But next week will bring a new place filled with new people
and new thrills and challenges. Such is the unpredictable life of the
nomadic family.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, my wife is calling. Something about
the kids unhitching the Airstream (again) and a desperate need for a
Lucky’s martini….
If you are interested in talking to Matt or, perhaps more likely,
anybody else in the Mazza family, feel free to email any of them at
towheadtravel@gmail.com. And if you are interested in a more detailed
account of their journey to date, check out their website and Matt’s blog
at www.towheadtravel.com.
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