Paul Scopel Posted onJanuary 1, 2017May 5, 2017 Comments are off If you enjoyed Paul Scopel’s first Barcelona travel article, then you are sure to love his Barcelona, the Bold – Part dos. The adventure continues. This exciting adventure is sponsored by Mary’s Travel Desk. Enjoy a full service experience with a few personal touches included. Don’t let the […]
Playa del Carmen is filled with various forms of handcrafted art. It can be fabricated from ceramic, glass, wood and other organic materials. Playa also provides the art of music which comes from a wide variety of musical instruments. But there is another form of art that delights our sense of smell and taste…
Progreso has very interesting towns to each side of it: Chelem to the west and Chicxulub to the east. We set out one morning to explore the small fishing village of Chelem. We took the short walk to downtown Progreso and caught a colectivo, a cheap transportation mode that runs between neighboring towns. Once you get on and pay six pesos (46 […]
Barcelona Spain, The Bold was written by one of You, Me and The Dock’s past contributing writers. Paul Scopel is a well-rounded traveler and a published author who shared several of his adventures. Paul’s Barcelona Spain, The Bold is only one of his many travel’s to Europe. This particle article is the first of a […]
Tony Scopel Posted onJanuary 24, 2023March 21, 2023 Comments are off Ometepe is the largest island that resides on Lake Nicaragua. The name Ometepe was derived from The Uto-Aztecan Indians; meaning ‘ome’ {two} and ‘tepetl’ {mountain}. These two active volcanos formed the island millions of years ago. The volcanos themselves are named Concepcion and Maderas. Lake […]
Tony Scopel Posted onNovember 25, 2015April 21, 2017 Comments are off The day is oozing with “Good Karma”! We began our morning hike in one of Panama’s unique mountain communities named El Valle de Anton. The town sits at the base of a Stratovolcano and is just above the dried up Caldera lake. The last estimated eruption happened over 13,000 years […]
Home > Mexico • North America > The Final Episode Tony Scopel Posted onApril 30, 2017June 1, 2017 Comments are off 2179 Views The Final Episode of our 10 month Yucatan excursion is coming to a close very soon. I have been asked on several occasions , “Will you miss it”? And my response is, “I surely will”. You […]
The Sunken Gardens were created by draining a shallow lake that filled an ancient sinkhole. The four acre botanical garden is 15′ below the street hence the name, “Sunken Gardens”. It was established in 1935 making it the oldest roadside attraction in the United States. Today this exotic phenomenon lies in the middle of the […]
Paul Scopel Posted onJuly 18, 2015April 21, 2017 Comments are off St. Andrews Scotland, UK is where golf began and where the world’s cameras will be focused this July. St. Andrews is a timeless quaint village where golf pilgrims travel to find their Mecca, where ruins tell far off legends, and where the Royals pursue higher education […]
If you enjoyed ‘The 31st American Sand Sculpting Championships – Part 1′ article, then the continuation of our adventure will be just as exciting! The artist Jihoon Choi – South Korea born, depicts a young women peering through multiple symmetrical blocks. The detail put forth is absolutely amazing. When these artistic sculptors take to the road, they come prepared […]
Roatan’s West Bay Beach is a 20 minute water taxi ride from Orchard Beach or 30 minutes from West End Village. Even though the names sound similar, there are differences. West End Village is a local community with unique shops, eateries, and public beach. West Bay Beach is geared more towards the tourist with its […]
Home > Florida • North America • United States > St Augustine’s Lighthouse & Museum St Augustine has so much history that it was very hard to decide which historical sites we should explore during our 2 day stay. I always have had a fetish for lighthouses. When I found out that St Augustine had one of the oldest lighted watch towers in America, it shot […]
The Endless Summer Cruisin car show is an annual event that happens on Ocean City, Maryland’s iconic boardwalk. This motorhead rally celebrated its 25th Anniversary in October 2022. Along with the thousands of show ready autos, there was plenty of live entertainment, and camaraderie. Hello again. This is Anthony and I will be your narrator […]
Home > North America • United States > Remembering the Alamo San Antonio is the second largest city in the great state of Texas. Bexar county is located in the south central part of the state on the San Antonia river and serves as the county seat. San Antonio was visited in 1691 by Franciscan Friar on Feast Day in […]
