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My work travels took me through San Antonio’s River Walk area, where I was able to experience the San Antonio River Walk. The San Antonio River Walk river winds through the heart of old downtown San Antonio beneath the streets that make up the central business district. Starting off with a GO RIO River Cruise, I would get oriented with the area. I later followed up with a self guided walk through… Read More
The Mu Ko Ang Thong Marine Park is located just off the island of Ko Samui. Marking an archipelago of 42 individual islands, the Ang Thong marine park offers many areas to explore, along with some neat geographic features. We visited the Ang Thong Marine Park on a day journey from Ko Samui, taking in a solid swim, several beaches, a kayak and several viewpoints along with a hike up 450m in… Read More
The island of Ko Samui has a historic fishing area called Fishermans Village – Ko Samui. It’s become the islands dining pedestrian oriented street where you can get all kinds of restaurants, shopping experiences and the occasional Thai massage. Our visit to Fishermans village had us enjoying two different dinners at sunset. This write up of our experience shows you what to expect when you visit Fishermans Village. Dining at Fisherman’s Village,… Read More
Everytime, I return to Singapore, I always make an effort to try to get out and experience something new. After our several day visit, we spent most of Saturday morning taking in the Lower Pierce Reservoir on a short trail hike, before heading out for some fish head curry breakfast at the nearby Casurina Curry restaurant. Exploring Lower Pierce Reservoir Trail: a Tranquil Singapore Hike During my visits to the island of… Read More
The town of Whittier Alaska is one of Alaska is cold war installations that is almost completely abandoned. The town of Whittier was Alaska’s deep-sea port in response to the Japanese Aleutian islands attack in World War II. The US government built a secret sea base, that was completely sealed off from the rest of the world. The US government deserted Whittier in 1960, leaving behind many old structures from an era… Read More
The Cinque Terre region is full of hiking trails that criss cross its mountains and coast lines. Our second day in the region would have us traversing the vineyards of Cinque Terre and descending to Corniglia. On this trail, we would be treated to some more spectacular coastal views, interspersed with vineyards clinging to the sides of mountains amid pristine landscapes. The Leaning Tower of Pisa in a Day: Day Tripping from… Read More
The Cinque Terre region is full of hiking trails that criss cross its mountains and coast lines. Our second day in the region would have us traversing the vineyards of Cinque Terre and descending to Corniglia. On this trail, we would be treated to some more spectacular coastal views, interspersed with vineyards clinging to the sides of mountains amid pristine landscapes. Cinque Terre Day Trekking: Manarola Volastra – Corniglia Trail, Italy The… Read More
The Cinque Terre region offered separate and distinct villages, each with a unique personality to discover. We spent our time in this area by discovering each region and area. Through hiking trails, exploring sunsets at each location, or by enjoying the local restaurants, we aimed to get the most out of our Cinque Terre experience. Join us on our travels through each of the Cinque Terre’s villages. Exploring Cinque Terre’s 5 Villages,… Read More
The Cinque Terre region is full of hiking trails that criss cross its mountains and coast lines. Our first day in the region would have us hiking along one of Cinque Terre’s most famous trails; the al Mare coastal trail that runs along the coastal region between Cinque Terre’s five cities. We would end up tackling one of the most popular sections of the al Mare trail between Monterosso and Vernazza. On… Read More
The city of Grenoble, France holds a major place in my life. I spent a large part of. my thirties attending business school here during various international residencies. It also happened to mark the time shortly after I had gotten separated from the first administration. It also happened to mark the city on where I met the current administration, leaving this city a happy memory in my life time. A Fall Visit… Read More
This visit would mark my first discovery of the small french city of Aix – En – Provence, France. Despite many travels through the region, I had always bypassed the city on a visits to and from the Rhones Alpes Region and the Cote d’Azur region. Our visit to Aix – En – Provence allowed for a more in depth look at the city. It was time well invested and we got… Read More
The City of Cannes, France had been on my radar as a place to visit. The city has evaded my travel schedule, despite MrsWT73 having visited several times throughout her work travels to and from Marseilles, France. While I’ve never been famous enough to be invited to the Cannes International Film festival, it’s always been of interest. Our day trip to Cannes allowed us the opportunity to get a feel for the… Read More
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