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Anticipating Antarctica
I leave a week from tomorrow! My seventh continent has awaited my arrival for years and the excitement is almost overwhelming. I am nervous that there will be a delay in my flights, a government shutdown or an onset of … Continue reading
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Tagged Antarctica, Deception Island, Drake Passage, Ushuaia, Weddell Sea
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My Venezuela Story by Molly Gavin (guest writer and my daughter)
Many of us are currently glued to the news whether it be TV, social media or news sources to find out what is happening in Caracas, Venezuela where the people have long been suffering through a true economic and social … Continue reading
Eating as an Epicurean
My recent visit to Lima, Peru to see my daughter was a delight to say the least. She scheduled at least one meal a day at an incredible restaurant….some little holes in the wall, others where I was definitely under-dressed. … Continue reading
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Tagged aji de gallina, causa, ceviche, lomo saltado, Peruvian food, pisco sour
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Bolivia or Bust?
Well, I’m not going to die trying but I feel like I gave it my all and it didn’t happen. It took two attempts to get the visa as I sent in a copy that wasn’t totally complete. That only … Continue reading
2018 Additions to my Country Count
This year’s 5 “new” countries need a few asterisks because I counted two of them before as I had either spent time in the airport or somehow passed the border without getting a stamp in my passport. It was 50 … Continue reading
More Misadventures
Even though most of my travels are free from serious hassles I occasionally get caught in one of those quagmires that threaten to ruin one’s trip. My return flight from Dakar was scheduled for 11PM and check out time from the … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Bird, cancelled flights, Dakar, dirty clothes, messenger, twitter
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The Scene in Senegal
What drew me to Senegal was its reputation as the colorful and musical soul of Western Africa. First, a disclaimer, apparently the music and dancing begin around midnight, an hour I rarely experience outside of dreamland. So I cannot speak … Continue reading
It’s All About the Flight!
Delta advertises its service on their new Airbus 350 as “like flying on a cloud.” Really? This I needed to try. Their service from Los Angeles to Shanghai started a few months ago and they offered 3 different classes, all … Continue reading
Flashpacking or Not
It’s not like I’ve never been camping. As a kid my folks would load all of us in a refurbished school bus with a huge tent in the luggage compartment underneath and we’d be off usually for the entire month … Continue reading
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Tagged backpacking, flashpacking, flashy, out-houses, safe water, squatter toilets, tents
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Adventures in Africa: Arduous but Awesome!
When I first discovered Helen in Wonderlust’s Rock my Adventure Tours, I was super excited about the possibility of trekking with gorillas, a definite bucket list topper. The fact that the itinerary included countries that I had never visited was … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure travel, chimps, elephants, hiking, lions. mountain biking, mountain gorillas, Nile River, rhinos, Rwanda, safaris, Uganda
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