Category Archives: Travel

We’ve recently returned from a 3000 mile circuit of the Western United States, stopping to hike through many of our national parks. It was a phenomenal experience, one that is much better described by images than words. Along the way, … Continue reading →

No Luck With The Irish Two weeks ago Wednesday, Miki and I were prepared to depart on our long-planned trip for Ireland. With our bags packed, we were waiting at 6 AM for the shuttle to take us to the … Continue reading →

HAWAII 4-0   Our best friends got married in Hawaii on the rim of Haleakala at sunrise, and being as Miki and I were not only the witnesses, best man and bridesmaid, but also the entire wedding party, we rejoin … Continue reading →

It has been a long time since I had the chance to post to this blog. Thanks to all of you who have inquired about my prolonged absence, have sent me good wishes, or requested to see me back here … Continue reading →

For all of you who’ve asked me the complete the last segment of my Riviera Pastcard, here it is. I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the experience. For the rest of you, feel free to skip … Continue reading →

I originally planned on writing a four part story of our travels, but I suspect you are starting to get more than a bit bored with this topic, so I’ll probably end the series with this last posting and move on to … Continue reading →

Postcard from the Riviera – 2   According to legend, the Tuscan Archipelago was formed when a necklace slid from the neck of Venus, goddess of beauty and love, and fell into the waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Had I … Continue reading →

Sorry about the delay, but I had problems uploading my photos yesterday from our Riviera trip. You can now find them in the adjacent Albums. Based on your kind comments so far, I’ll add aditional chapters of our travels in … Continue reading →

Before anything else, allow me to apologize to any of you who were misled by my last post. While I enjoy fishing, "gone fishing" has for a long time been a euphonism in my family for any holiday time away from … Continue reading →

All good things must come to an end, so we left Kauai behind us, returning to the rather over-rated reality of work and daily chores. As we watched the emerald green canopy of the island surrounded by it’s justly famous … Continue reading →