Home > Massachusetts • North America • United States > Experiencing Boston and its sites Continuing on from the previous article, we finished lunch and are now ready to resume experiencing Boston and all its has to offer. I hope you are ready for a bit of early American History. We decided to follow the Freedom Trail. This particular trail […]
Home > Florida • North America > Visiting Sanibel & Captiva Islands To get on the islands of Sanibel and Captiva we pay a one-way toll. The charges can be a bit higher than a normal state toll-road, but it’s a small price to pay to experience these two floating paradises. There are a few places to think about visiting […]
Ft Myers Beach hosted the 31st American Sand Sculpting Championship – November 17 – 26, 2017. This annual event involves over 2,000 tons of sand and 16 very creative artist. The near perfect weather allowed the sculptors to do what they do best and that is to turn piles of sugar fine white sand into beautiful […]
Tony Scopel Posted onSeptember 30, 2022 Comments are off Block Island’s Southeast Lighthouse is only steps away from the Mohegan Bluffs. This makes it easy to see both attractions in the same day. For those who follow the travel site know me and for you who don’t, my name is Anthony. I will be your […]
Home > North America • Rhode Island • United States > A day in Newport, RI – Part 2 Tony Scopel Posted onJune 13, 2016May 4, 2017 Comments are off 2551 Views After touring some of the beautiful coastline that surrounds the island, we headed inland to explore the picturesque streets that tell a lot about Newport’s history. If you’re not […]
Tony Scopel Posted onNovember 19, 2014April 20, 2017 Comments are off One of SW Florida’s most beautiful nature provided attractions is just south of Ft Myers Beach and Estero Island. Lovers Key State Park is made up of four barrier reefs. The four landmarks are Lovers Key, Inner & Long Keys and Black Island. In the early 1900’s […]
Home > Florida • North America • United States > Daytona International Speedway – NASCAR’s birth place Daytona Beach, Florida is home to some of the most fabulous sugar fine white sandy beaches, beautiful weather and the world renowned Daytona International Speedway. This vacation destination hosted auto racing on its hard packed sandy beaches starting in 1902. In 1904 a land speed […]
Home > Mexico • North America > Paamul’s Beach and Palapa Community Tony Scopel Posted onJune 1, 2017August 1, 2017 Comments are off 3459 Views Paamul’s Beach and Palapa Community are tucked away in a nice secluded area. Its serene setting is perfect when wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the neighboring towns and their tourist traps. This quiet community […]
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 […]
Home > California • Nevada • North America • United States > Lake Tahoe’s Emerald Bay State Park Tony Scopel Posted onJuly 29, 2016May 4, 2017 Comments are off 2703 Views Between western Nevada and California’s Sierra Nevada Mountain Range lies North America’s largest alpine lake. The Resort Town of Lake Tahoe rises over 6,200 feet above sea level. This […]
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…
Home > Mexico • North America > Meet Mexico’s Funkloric Group-Copal Mexico’s musical group COPAL, blends many favorable styles of music to form a new trendy sound called Funkloric – a name given by Alex who is one of the guitar players and the bands spokes person. They have captured lots of attention throughout the region. A group of musicians came together […]
Atlanta, GA Aquarium – Paul and his Grand kids 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 to get […]
You obviously see the photos and videos that make it into our final articles. However, what happens to the ones that don’t make it? The answer is, they wind up on the cutting room floor or filed away. When an assignment pops up or we find ourselves unexpectedly exploring a new adventure, we always take…
