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Biking the Danube – The story behind the story
The Journey, not the arrival, matters. –TS Elliot I can’t remember when I first heard about the Danube Cycle Path, but what I do remember is thinking, “This is something I will do someday!” and henceforth it was on my… Read More ›
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The Beginning Of The End
Wow – I had planned on writing a lot more about my time in the Caymans, but with so many visitors and other distractions, I found it hard to find the time. I’m posting some of my favorite pictures in… Read More ›
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The Blue Dragon Trail
The Blue Iguana (aka Grand Cayman Iguana) is unique to the Cayman Islands. I took this picture at the Queen Elizabeth Botanical Garden last year. They can reach up to 6 feet in length and live for 60+ years. In… Read More ›
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Down The Hatch – Literally
As long as Mike and I have been visiting the Cayman Islands, the one thing we never thought we’d do was take the Atlantis submarine tour. I figured that, as a diver, I get to see (in a more interactive… Read More ›
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Settling In
On Friday, while I was waiting for my ride back to the airport, I started pulling tubs out of the owner’s closet and digging out all the things I leave here for convenience -such as shampoo, soap, toothpaste and other… Read More ›
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Cayman Islands Idyll
In all of the travels I’ve done in my life, I don’t think I’ve ever had an experience like the one I had for my flight to the Caymans. Atlanta had a freak winter storm the day before I left,… Read More ›
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Kayaking in Baja -Part 2
When the adventure turns into a daventure: The same day that my Denver friends departed was the official arrival day for people going on the next trip, which would officially start the next morning. I spent the afternoon doing a… Read More ›
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Kayaking in Baja Part 1
There I was – floating on a clear sea under the warm sun with amazing scenery in every direction when this wave of pure contentment went through me. I’m so glad I’m here, I thought. “Here” was Baja California. The first… Read More ›
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d’aventures
Mike and I coined the word “daventure” years ago to describe the type of trip where we thought we were off for an adventure, but ended up with a bit of disaster mixed in. Trips that turned into daventures ended up being… Read More ›