In general, I am not a picky eater and will try food that I might not be accustomed to or familiar with. I am never worried about what I am going to eat and whether they will have what I want. I noticed that one of the questions I have been asked many times on… Read More Dining in UAE
It was our plan to maximize our time seeing as much as we could, and I believe we accomplished that. I had been hearing about the sand dune bashing as something I had to experience. There are many different tour operators offering this experience. Therefore, you have to determine which one suits you individually: Enjoying… Read More Seeing the united Arab Emirates continued
This came about during my visit to the Dominican Republic. The luxury lifestyle staff brought Dubai back into focus for me to visit. I know I didn’t want to go in the dead of summer it would be too hot. I engaged my brother and family with my regular traveling partner, so we decided on… Read More Seeing the United Arab Emirates
As part of a recent cruise, we sailed by the South Shetland Islands, into Admiralty Bay, and Elephant Island. First of all, there should be no question that you have to be prepared for the weather. If you are planning to do this and really want to enjoy the view, bring appropriate clothing. We were… Read More Sailing the Antarctic Peninsula and a visit to Stanley, The Falkand Islands.
This is such a beautiful port that I had visited before but did not explore much and was excited to revisit. Upon entering the port, it is so picturesque with the looming snow-capped mountains. So we are off to a spin going closer to those mountains. A little spin along the main before starting our… Read More A stop in Ushuaia, Argentina
While on the cruise heading to the Antarctic region, we made a stop in Montevideo, Uruquay. We had a full day planned starting with a brief tour around the city. After leaving the city, we headed to the Estancia LA Rabida, a century old ranch producing a large amount of milk daily. A family run… Read More Visit to Montevideo
It is always amazing to revisit a place and see different things and gain new perspectives. My recent seventeen day run certainly gave me that. We spent our first few days in Buenos Aires visiting some of the highlights of the city to include the Government House referred to as the Pink House, the affluent… Read More Stop in Buenos Aires
Our first stop in Alabama was Birmingham that played a significant role in the civil rights movement. Not only did we have a visit to the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church on schedule but it was the day of the 59th anniversary memorial of the bombing of that church where four girls were killed. When we… Read More Civil Rights Journey Alabama
Our tour started in Memphis Tennessee traveling with a group of eleven led by a tour guide who grew up during the Jim Crow years, worked in the cotton fields participated in the march from Selma to Montgomery and now is a college educated teacher and tour guide. Who better to give us a perspective… Read More Retracing the Civil Rights Journey Memphis
While retracing the civil rights struggle I was fortunate enough, not by plan merely coincidental, to be in Birmingham, Alabama the same day as they commemorated the 59th anniversary of the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church. The church was packed to capacity with family members, visitors, church members, community officials and a large… Read More Birmingham remembers church bombing
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