Tony Scopel Posted onMarch 24, 2014May 27, 2019 Ambergris Caye, Belize, ramon’s village resort, Travel Comments are off We spent half the night trying to save Ramon’s Village Resort on Ambergris Caye from total loss. We awoke the next morning to witness the devastation that the fire bestowed on the resort. However, I am proud to say […]
Tony Scopel Posted onAugust 27, 2021August 27, 2021 Comments are off Ohio’s Amish Wine Country is located in the northeastern part of the Buckeye state. The Breitenbach Wine Cellars, the Swiss Heritage Winery, and the Broad Run Cheese House are nestled along Ohio’s rolling hills. There are approximately 280 wineries scattered throughout the Ohio Valley! […]
When you mention SoCal (Southern California), most people immediately think of LA, Hollywood, Malibu or Santa Monica. But there are a few smaller cities that lie between these well-known landmarks. One in particular is the City of Ventura. Ventura is the county seat for its name sake. Its population is approximately 107,000 (U.S. Census…
Tony Scopel Posted onApril 29, 2020April 29, 2020 Comments are off Past Photo Expos have proven to be so much fun! It gives our viewers the opportunity to share their photos from recent and past Kodak Moments. The travel site, “You, Me and The Dock” is announcing their semi-annual photo expo. We encourage our readers […]
Tony Scopel Posted onJune 7, 2014June 3, 2019 Comments are off After walking out the backdoor of the mansion, we followed the concrete pathway past the carport and right up to Elvis’s business office. There are lots of memorabilia pieces scattered throughout the office. There are pictures, album covers and leather chairs and sofas. The original desks, file cabinets and office equipment where Elvis […]
Gay Isis Posted onMay 5, 2016May 4, 2017 Comments are off After our family trip to the Philippines, it was time for our son and daughter-in-law to head back to work. But luckily we still had several days left of vacation for exploring shanghai before returning home. With the current population of Shanghai being an estimated 23.9 […]
When you mention SoCal (Southern California), most people immediately think of LA, Hollywood, Malibu or Santa Monica. But there are a few smaller cities that lie between these well-known landmarks. One in particular is the City of Ventura. Ventura is the county seat for its name sake. Its population is approximately 107,000 (U.S. Census…
Tony Scopel Posted onJanuary 31, 2019January 2, 2020 Comments are off The St Petersburg area has several coastal-barrier islands. Just behind Alaska, Florida has the 2nd most islands in America. Our tour will showcase some of South Florida’s popular beach communities. Afterwards, stay tuned for an exciting video. Starting at the southern end of Gulf […]
Tony Scopel Posted onMarch 12, 2014May 27, 2019 beach, Fort Myers, Lovers Key Beach, Maureen Scopel, southern florida, sunsets, Travel Comments are off 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. […]
Tony Scopel Posted onOctober 24, 2018November 28, 2018 Comments are off 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 – […]
Tony Scopel Posted onFebruary 5, 2018January 2, 2020 Comments are off 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 […]
Tony Scopel Posted onJuly 18, 2018January 2, 2020 Comments are off SW Florida’s Estero Island is a very beautiful place. I decided to take the drone out and video several parts of this amazing island. We started mid island – Newton Park, and worked our way north to Bow Ditch Park. From there we moved […]
Tony Scopel Posted onMarch 31, 2014May 27, 2019 mexico, Progreso, Travel Comments are off Directly west of Cancun and just north of the historical city of Merida lies the port city of Progreso, Mexico. It occupies a small piece of shoreline on the Gulf of Mexico. The city of Progreso and its smaller surrounding communities are estimated to have a […]
Tony Scopel Posted onDecember 14, 2018December 14, 2018 Comments are off 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 […]
