When I told one friend about my recent awesome camping trip in Trinidad at Patrick’s Point State Park, she joked that I shouldn’t write about it, or if I did, I shouldn’t mention the cabins, because the cabins would become… Continue Reading
Well, here we are with a pleasant mix of rain and sun, but that shouldn’t keep us from taking in some of the greatest kept secrets within the greater Redding area to find and explore. Some you drive by daily,… Continue Reading
The last time we met, the magic carpet rested in the town of Erfoud, which is on the edge of the Sahara Desert. We were about to embark on the one aspect of the trip that I was most excited… Continue Reading
October, 2018 Hello Everyone, I’m back in Africa again for a couple of weeks already, but the first week was a bucket-list vacation: Zanzibar. The idea started with a group of friends who were on a mission to climb Mt.… Continue Reading
Click here to read part one. We made a morning stop in Meknes, one of the four historical capital cities in Morocco, located in the north-central part of the country and founded in the 11th century by the Almoravids as… Continue Reading
The dead of winter is a great time to organize one’s notes and photographs, and rummage through memories of last year’s adventures. This is the tale of a solo trip to a seldom-visited string of lakes in the Trinity Alps.… Continue Reading
Flying eastward from Bangkok there was an air of excitement as we pored through books and maps, plus our itinerary for Cambodia. This country has recently gained recognition as a tourist mecca primarily for travelers interested in visiting Angkor Wat.… Continue Reading
A News Cafe.com’s Doni Chamberlain has written about the recent European adventure that she and I took during Thanksgiving. This is my second trip with Doni to the Czech Republic, where Doni’s son and daughter-in-law live in Ostrava. This was… Continue Reading
Thailand is a multifaceted country where old traditions blend with modern technology, and each has its own place in the culture. As we traveled north from the River Kwai, we were immersed in the breadbasket of Thailand. Rice and salt… Continue Reading
I am in dire need of a vacation right now. Anyone with me? While I’m thankful that I had two days to decompress over the Thanksgiving holiday, spending two days cooking for family is still a lot of work, and… Continue Reading
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