Home > Arizona • Come Travel with Us • North America • United States > Sedona, Arizona’s Majestic Landscape The Coconino’s majestic landscape was designated as a national forest in 1908. It’s vast landmass blankets over 1.85 million acres. It is located next to Sedona, which is just south of Flagstaff, Arizona. It is a gem of nature and an American presences […]
Did you know that the number of Italians who immigrated to the United States from 1820 to 2004 is equal to the current population of Colorado, or say Minnesota, or even Maryland? Paul Scopel here with ‘You, Me and The Dock’ and your traveling Italy concierge. Five and a half million Italians left their families seeking […]
Home > Colorado • North America • United States > Denver, Leadville & Gunnison Railroad The Denver, South Park and Pacific Railroad – a. k. a. Denver, Leadville & Gunnison Railroad, was a narrow gauge railroad that operated from Denver to many western mining towns. You, Me and The Dock’s Wilderness King – John Brooks, takes us to several locations […]
Gay Isis Posted onFebruary 23, 2017May 5, 2017 Comments are off In the words of Dr. Seuss, “OH! The Places You’ll Go! You’ll be on your way up! You’ll be seeing great sights! You’ll join the high fliers who soar to high heights.” Gay Isis here with You, Me and The Dock. It’s been awhile, […]
Home > Colorado • Estes Park • North America • United States > Estes Park: A Winter Wonderland Tony Scopel Posted onMay 4, 2015April 21, 2017 Comments are off 2473 Views 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 […]
Home > Europe • Scotland > Arbroath & Auchmithie: Scotland’s Villages Along the North Sea Paul Scopel Posted onJuly 1, 2015April 21, 2017 Comments are off 4614 Views Bonny Scotland is a favorite destination of mine. I’ve been fortunate to have visited the land of infinite beauty annually for many years. Each and every visit is different. The Scots […]
Tony Scopel Posted onJuly 19, 2023 Comments are off 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 […]
The Nobska Lighthouse and Maritime Museum provides quite a bit of nautical history about the area. Unfortunately the Maritime Museum was closed for renovations. However, the lighthouse kept things interesting. My name is Anthony. For those who don’t know me, I am a lighthouse fanatic. I have visited many destinations that have centuries old lighthouses. […]
Ocean City, Maryland’s Boardwalk is a great place to enjoy some family fun! This popular vacation destination has something for everyone. After spending the day on the beach, there is plenty to do after the sun sets. My name is Anthony. I will be your walk-around guide throughout this exciting adventure. We took a…
Home > Asia • South Korea > Hanagae Beach on Muuido Island! Phoenix Ventura is normally way above sea level, exploring summits that meet the upper skies. However, she took time off from climbing to visit the enchanting Hanagae Beach on Muuido Island. Muuido – a.k.a. Muui Island, is located in South Korea. This smaller island became popular when Incheon International Airport […]
The USS Lionfish submarine was named after a species of fish that is found mostly in the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea. It is one of the most invasive and venomous creatures in the world. The USS Lionfish was built in 1942. It was launched in November of 1943 and commissioned one year later. Edward […]
Tony Scopel Posted onJuly 27, 2017August 1, 2017 Comments are off There is nothing more breathtaking than floating down the world famous San Antonio River. The boat tour is well worth the minimal cost of $10.00 per person and $7.00 for senior and military personnel. The tour takes you on a trip that not only showcases such beauty, but […]
Home > North America • Texas • United States > San Antonio’s River Walk This is one of my favorite places to visit every time I get a chance to come home. Hi Again! It’s me, Diana Blevins with You, Me and The Dock. I’ve been in San Antonio, Texas for all four seasons and winter is definitely one […]
Home > North America • Texas • United States > San Antonio’s luxurious Menger Hotel When you talk about San Antonio’s luxurious hotels of past, two immediately come to the forefront. They are the Menger and Saint Anthony’s. The Menger Hotel is the oldest of the two and opened in 1859. The original owners were German immigrants by the […]
