Gay Isis Posted onDecember 28, 2017January 2, 2020 Comments are off Hello my fellow travel buddies! It’s Gay Isis – a.k.a. ‘Silverlocks’, sharing another one of my amazing travel experiences. Brought to you by ‘You Me and the Dock’ travel site. The words Pura Vida, for those who want to know is a description given to […]
Tony Scopel Posted onMay 24, 2017August 1, 2017 Comments are off 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 Hindu Rugby teams was appropriately arranged. The promotional game will be held in Playa […]
San Carlos Island is home to one of the largest SW Florida Fishing Fleets. The Island’s shrimping industry offloads more Florida caught pink shrimp than anywhere else in the state. We would first like to extend our appreciation to the Erickson & Jensen Seafood Packers – stationed along San Carlos Island’s fishing port, for allowing us the opportunity […]
Battleship Cove’s USS J P Kennedy, Jr Destroyer has quite a history. This 2,425 ton – 391 foot war machine was commissioned in December 1945. This magnificent ship was built at Fore River Shipyard in Quincy, MA. A younger Robert F. Kennedy, the brother of Joseph P. Kennedy was active duty during the ship’s shakedown […]
Home > Arts and Entertainment • Central America • Festivals • Nicaragua > Granada’s Central Park Horse Draw Hearst The city of Granada combines old world with new. You never know what you will see on these historic city streets. We easily found Los Patios, the hotel we had reserved online. It’s a unique little five suite boutique hotel set in a […]
Tony Scopel Posted onNovember 23, 2021 Comments are off Ogunquit, Maine {pronounced; oh-gun-kwit} is a cozy seaside community with an estimated 900 non-seasonal residences. In the indigenous Abenaki native language, Ogunquit means “Beautiful Place By the Sea”. You, me and The Dock would like to welcome you for joining us on our recent tour to […]
Home > Europe • Spain > Barcelona Spain, the Bold You must definitely add Barcelona, Spain to your bucket list. Hello and thanks for traveling with us again. My name is Paul Scopel with You, Me and The Dock. I have been absent for awhile with my travels. However, I am back and ready to go! Barcelona is a […]
Our Newest Photo Expo is way overdue. When I skimmed through some of our past Expos, I marveled at all the photos our readers sent us. That’s what gave me the idea for this new project. We couldn’t wait to launch this Expo! Before Covid, “You, Me and The Dock” used to put together two […]
Tony Scopel Posted onApril 26, 2023 Comments are off We would like to revisit Paul Scopel’s “Italy’s Salerno, Mozzarella & The Amalfi Coast” adventure. This beautiful city and it’s majestic coastline lies along the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Gulf of Salerno. The Amalfi Coast has become a jet-setter’s haven. This fabulous destination attracts millions of […]
Tony Scopel Posted onApril 26, 2023 Comments are off We would like to revisit Paul Scopel’s “Italy’s Salerno, Mozzarella & The Amalfi Coast” adventure. This beautiful city and it’s majestic coastline lies along the Tyrrhenian Sea and the Gulf of Salerno. The Amalfi Coast has become a jet-setter’s haven. This fabulous destination attracts millions of […]
Home > Mexico • North America > Tulum’s Mayan Ruins Tulum’s Mayan Ruins have become quite an iconic attraction in Mexico’s enchanting Riviera Maya. The historic site backs right up to the beautiful Caribbean waters. I visited this wondrous site approximately fifteen years ago when it was just a local sightseeing stop in a small small town known for its authentic charm. […]
Gay Isis Posted onApril 21, 2016May 4, 2017 Comments are off Trip of a Lifetime – Playing in Paradise. The second part of our trip to the Philippine Islands starts with a snorkeling adventure. It begins early in the morning before the sun is up. We joined up with a scuba diving – island hopping tour that […]
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 Nicaragua is the largest lake in Central America, and the 9th […]
Home > Colorado • North America • United States > Waunita Pass, Colorado 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 within miles […]
