Home > Mexico • North America > Tulum Pueblo Tony Scopel Posted onMarch 1, 2017May 5, 2017 Comments are off 2434 Views Tulum Pueblo – translated means Tulum’s Town, is where you can find Tulum’s deeply embedded culture and long held traditions. Tulum’s Pueblo is separate from the beaches, resorts and ruins. You will find true Mexican cuisine prepared right in front of […]
The day’s plan was set and off we went. On this particular journey we are hiking Spooner Backcountry in search of “Monkey Rock”. The sky was a clear blue and the temperature was in the mid 80s. The drive from Reno up to the Sierra Nevada Mountains and Incline Village took approximately 45 minutes. Once […]
Coxen Hole Airport is no bigger than a moderate sized municipal airport. However, it’s longer runway can easily handle commercial jets. The island of Roatan is 40 miles north from Mainland Honduras. It sits between two sister islands {Utila and Guanaja}. The city of Coxen Hole is not only home to the island’s commercial airport, […]
Home > Mexico • North America > The Island of Holbox We began our adventure to the Island of Holbox from the Playa del Carmen’s ADO bus station. We had to catch the only bus that leaves daily at 9:30 to the Town of Chiquila. The approximately two and half hour ride in a luxury bus was rather nice. We […]
Our Day Of Touring Roatan went from wildlife and lush tropical terrain, to enjoying a beer at the local brewery. It was all good! Phil Swan and I will be your tour guides. We will be exploring several of the island’s exciting attractions. So, sit back and enjoy this fabulous day! The island of Roatan […]
Mexico Cuisine makes its mark as one the world’s most desired foods according to CNN Travel. CNN Travel also announced the two most favorable Mexican dishes and they are Tacos (ranked 23) and Fajitas (ranked 26). Can’t argue with those. Travel Farther Smarter (TFS) discovered ‘Mexico’s Top 10 foods/dishes’. You can see which ones made the…
Home > Mexico • North America > 2017 Winter Road Trip Gay Isis Posted onApril 19, 2017June 2, 2017 Comments are off 1784 Views How could we not take a winter road trip to San Diego after visiting Mexico when it only takes another 3 hours to get there? We love road trips and this seems to be the perfect fit! […]
If you ever happen to visit Northern Colorado, you have to experience Estes Park. This touristy but very laid-back mountain town offers some of Colorado’s most beautiful mountainous scenery. When traveling up the Big Thompson Canyon, in every direction you look nature frames its poetic landscape one frame at a time. With its artsy downtown […]
Welcome to You, Me and The Dock’s first 2018 “Photo Expo”. We have again asked our followers and loyal readers to submit their favorite sunset photos. As a travel site, we want to share with you our reader’s captivating photo ops! Sit back, put up your feet, and enjoy the views. Our first photo comes […]
The Greeley Independence Stampede is one of America’s largest 4th of July rodeos. This year marks the event’s 101st celebration. From June 22nd to July 4th, 2023 there were rodeos, concerts, a carnival, food vendors and of course, the demolition derby! My name is Anthony. I started going to the stampede in 1976. I…
Tony Scopel Posted onApril 7, 2024 Comments are off Honolulu is a city that not only offers a plethora of entertainment, but an abundance of history as well. We will be touching base on both of these informative subjects. My name is Anthony. I will be your guide for this exciting adventure. You will also […]
Home > Travel Farther Smarter > Odds & Ends Photo Gallery: Part 1 Denver’s Botanical Gardens presents the Rocky Mountain Region’s first major outdoor exhibition of artwork by celebrated American artist, Dale Chihuly. Chihuly’s sculptures – ranging in size and form add bold colors and dramatic beauty to the Gardens’ 24-acre urban oasis. Chihuly Nights is an exhibit that when darkness […]
Southwest Florida wasn’t just rows of palm trees, miles of white sand beaches and Caribbean fed Gulf water. Early settlers set out in search for new homesteads. Several of them ventured to South West Florida. They didn’t find beach bars and gated communities filled with condos and patio homes. One of those pioneers was Dr. […]
Home > Florida • North America • United States > Mailboxes with personality! I was driving along a familiar thoroughfare the other day finding myself again looking at all the fabulous homes. But on this particular day I began to notice the mailboxes that line the road. I thought to myself, “Mailboxes with personality”! What a great article this would make. Thus, here […]
