"It was interesting to see Leddick's take on Paris in the 1960s. That's when air travel to Europe was just getting started." - Leanne Rylander, Liverpool"When the author went to a lot of these places, Americans were few and far between-a remarkable journey." -Jerry Adams, Atlanta "He certainly offers a fresh perspective on the exotic places he made it to. Places I can only hope I to visit-someday." - Philip Runmeade, Baltimore In another decade of travel well into the 21st Century David Leddick explored South America more fully, even establishing a residence In Montevideo, capital of the tiny country Uruguay wedged between Argentina to the south and widespread Brazil to the north. After renovating his 1890s house in the old quarter of Montevideo, he began to explore Brazil, beginning with Rio de Janeiro, following up with a voyage to Sao Paulo.He interspersed these visits with journeys to Naples in Italy, a favored city. He added to this several sidetrips to nearby glamorous Capri, the Isle where many international travelers go regularly. Returns to South America led to visits to Curacao, Cancun, and Lima. There were added several sidetrips to Panama, squarely between the north and south continents. He now lives very much midway between the North and South Americas in Miami Beach, Florida.
