Tony Scopel Posted onJune 30, 2014June 5, 2019 Comments are off Maureen and I are very fortunate to live in a tropical environment where palm trees are plentiful. The coconut tree Arecaceare – part of the palm family, also grows here. The coconut palms produce their fruits year-round. The coconut is actually a Drupe – it is […]
Tony Scopel Posted onApril 29, 2014June 3, 2019 cars, Elvis, Graceland, vintage cars Comments are off Elvis loved his vehicles. His love for cars began as a young man and progressed just like his music career. Not only did he purchase cars for himself, he also gave them to friends and family. Elvis kept his […]
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 onApril 29, 2014June 3, 2019 cars, Elvis, Graceland, vintage cars Comments are off Elvis loved his vehicles. His love for cars began as a young man and progressed just like his music career. Not only did he purchase cars for himself, he also gave them to friends and family. Elvis kept his […]
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. […]
Ft Myers Beach hasn’t hosted a powerboat racing event since 2006. But all that has changed in 2019. This year’s theme, “Roar Offshore” has brought back a long awaited and very anticipated event. It has been the talk of the town for months. Not only is this event going to be great for Ft Myers […]
We love to travel and write about our adventures in hopes that it will encourage others to do the same. We also like to hear about others’ traveling experiences. It might assist beginners — as well as the seasoned traveler — decide where they to go next or start their new adventure. Our love for exploring new places began when we […]
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Tony Scopel Posted onApril 13, 2014May 27, 2019 beach, chelem, mexico, Travel Comments are off 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 […]
Havana, Cuba is well known for their classic cars and premium cigars. When experiencing Havana’s world famous stogies and nostalgic road warriors, you feel as if you stepped back in time. These icons are what Rand Scopel and his wife Shelly focused on with their latest trip to Havana. Havana is the largest city…
The idea of sharing photos is a great way to bring beautiful landscape, amazing water scenes, and fabulous sky views for everyone’s enjoyment. You can try telling your story by only using words but without pictures, its hard to grasp the true sense of being there. Imagine a magazine without photographs, a cake without…
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 […]
Diana Blevins Posted onNovember 29, 2016May 5, 2017 Comments are off Hi everyone, its Diana with another adventure as “Seen through my eyes”. So sit back and relax. Let me tell you about a place I recently visited called Montana – Big Sky Country. As I learned early on in my trip, Native Americans were the first […]
Art comes in so many forms. Treasure Island’s 10th Annual Sanding Ovations Masters Cup sculpturing championship offers one of those masterful forms. It’s a beautiful day on the beach with the sun shinning high in the sky and the glistening reflection of the Caribbean Gulf water provides a perfect backdrop. My name is Anthony and I…
