Tony Scopel Posted onMay 4, 2015April 21, 2017 Comments are off Traveling west on highway 34 through “The Sweetheart City” of Loveland, Colorado, we begin making our way into the Big Thompson Canyon. The canyon was a national media focal point on September 12, 2013, when a wave of rushing flood water carrying debris destroyed several mountain communities and hundreds of […]
Home > Mexico • North America > Fundadores Park and its Mayan Traditions Fundadores Park and its Mayan Traditions is in part what Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula is all about. Like any other park it has a gazebo, lots of trees, pigeons, and a place where family and friends meet. It also has a few things that aren’t found as […]
San Juan del Sur in Nicaragua has been known as a small fishing village throughout its history. Artisanal fishing is a craft still practiced in this modest town and is being passed down from generation to generation. The Annual Panga Fishing Tournament helps support San Juan del Sur’s fishing heritage. Many visiting foreigners, along with North American expats, sponsor a…
Home > Photo Essay > Vacation Destinations Tony Scopel Posted onMarch 4, 2016May 4, 2017 Comments are off 1723 Views The AAA – 4 Diamond rated Semiahmoo Resort is a close neighbor to the nearby Semiahmoo Bay. The resort also shares the same geographical location as Blaine, Washington, which is just northwest of Bellingham. The golf resort sets on 1,100 […]
Tony Scopel Posted onOctober 29, 2014April 20, 2017 Comments are off The Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium is an attraction that will be enjoyed by everyone in your group. The research laboratory was founded in 1955 by Eugenie Clark. In 1967 it was renamed in honor of the financial contributions made by William and Lenore Mote and William’s […]
Home > Travel Farther Smarter > Knowing your seasons! Planning a quick getaway? Just a few days ago we had a You, Me and The Dock follower email us wanting some travel advice. It was February 8th and he wanted to schedule a hotel, plane fare and tours for the 19th of the same month. He did manage to […]
Home > Florida • Fort Meyers Beach • North America • Photo Essay • United States > Sunsets Over Southern Florida Beaches Photos by Maureen Scopel Come dusk, the sky over Southern Florida beaches becomes alive with color. Here are a few of my favorite sunsets from Lovers Key and Fort Myers Beaches. A cloudy sky adds texture to […]
Tony Scopel Posted onOctober 29, 2016May 5, 2017 Comments are off John Brooks – You, Me and The Dock’s Wilderness King, brings us another great fall featured photo article. Waunita Pass, Colorado at 10,266 feet above sea level offers lots of magnificent views and scenery. Waunita Pass is part of the Gunnison National Forest and is […]
Home > Belize • Central America > Ramons Village Fire Lit Up The Skies The Ramon’s Village Resort sign says it all. Ramon’s is one of Ambergris Caye’s iconic and historic resorts that offers a true island stay. They don’t try to mimic the typical mega resorts grandioso feel. However, they do offer personal service, delicious cuisine and beautiful views from their beachfront location. Ramon’s Village Resort […]
Home > Colorado • North America • United States • Wyoming > Hiking Devils Backbone with Phoenix Ventura Phoenix Ventura Posted onNovember 15, 2016May 5, 2017 1 Comment 1937 Views You, Me and The Dock brings you another exciting adventure with altitude from our own “Mountain Adventurous”. Hiking with Phoenix Ventura takes us to Northern Colorado’s Devil’s Backbone, and […]
Home > Belize • Central America • Come Travel with Us > Fire on the Island: Ramon’s Village Resort ABC Pub & Grill There was a light island breeze the evening of August 19th, 2013. We walked down the beach to try a bar and grill recommended to us by a friend we met on the island. Ambergris Caye […]
Home > North America • Rhode Island • United States > A Day in Newport, Rhode Island Tony Scopel Posted onJune 7, 2016May 4, 2017 Comments are off 1946 Views Rhode Island is the smallest state in the union and the eighth least populated. But on the other side of the statistics, it is the second most densely populated given […]
Home > Mexico • North America > Argentina Rugby Club comes to Playa del Carmen Tony Scopel Posted onMay 24, 2017August 1, 2017 Comments are off 3794 Views The Press Release announced that the Argentina Rugby Club the Hindu would be coming to Playa del Carmen. Arriving in Cancun and touring the area, a Rugby match between Mexico City’s Senior Jags and the […]
We have always wanted to visit Aruba and finally got a chance to. We made arrangements to stay at Aruba Marriot Surf Club. We packed are bags and headed off to Miami International Airport on a clear May morning. After three and a half hours we landed in the capital city of Oranjestad (Dutch for […]
