Travel Adventures

Day two is complete. We had most of the group working on some finish work in a couple houses and starting the trim work for siding on other houses. It was yet another hot an humid day to work outside but we all stayed hydrated and finished the day safe. There was once again a group of five that was able to help with some deconstruction today. Sounds like they are almost complete with that job.To

Yesterday had planned to visit the Grand Palace however got to Wat Pho first so slight change of plan. The day started I with a short trip on the BTS Skyrail which is a great way of getting around Bangkok quick easy and cheap you avoid all the traffic. Arrived at Sachan Taksin which is the stop which gets you to the Chao Phraya river. Walked under the bridge and on to the jetty which was very wo

O Beautiful for spacious skiesFor amber waves of grainFor purple mountain majestiesAbove the fruited plainHow y39all doin It39s taken me three days to stop looking over my shoulder every time someone says that to me.I got my kicks ... on Route 66. For 90 seconds no 3 minutes if you count the two Uturns because we missed the Route 60 signed turnoff.We39re back in the prairie badlands on

This was the real Guatemala. There I was barrelling up and down the switchback roads of the highlands occasionally passing small villages. I was squished into a minivan with 23 other passengers but it did not matter. This was the experience I was looking for. I was on my way to Nebaj and the scenery was beautiful. Lush green hills and valleys all around as far as the eye could see. Hours befo

Wednesday June 19th 918pmIn the ditchSea days on the back end of the cruise are always a little slow for me paperwork emails a lesson here and there and some time in the gym.Today was no different as I rolled up to the desk at 10am and went through some emails for next week. I then started editing pictures from the last couple of days on the golf course. I took about 320 this week so it was g

ltstrong stylemsobidifontweight normalgtROBERT L. SCOTT Affectionately known as the Peashooter the P26A seems like a good place to start. It was designed and built by the fledgling Boeing Aircraft Company and brought into service with the army air corps in 1934 as our first metal bodied monoplane fighter. It was the beginning of a new era in aviation and is the only fighter tha

Hey guys paris blew my mind Unbelieveble xx

Sunday 17 JuneWe were up and around early again for a full days sight seeing. Egan Mel Sophie were joining us. First stop breakfast at the very popular Breakfast Caf in Canmore. Lots of coffee two eggs sunny side up sausage has browns toast and grape juice delicious. Next stop was Johnston Canyon a trail up to Upper Falls. 3 miles round trip beautiful We saw some dippers and a well

I was unable to post a blog post yesterday because my internet was being picky but I39ll try my best to post for yesterday and todayYesterdayI went grocery shopping with Selah and Hope. I mostly bought vegetables broccoli cauliflower lettuce tomatoes cucumbers bananas and peaches. I ate a peach and had a salad with olive oil and vinegar as dressing for lunch my first meal that I ma

Tommorrow I leave early for the train. I have to admit after being lost in the train station when I got here I am more than a little worried about a repeat. I can39t afford to miss my train tomorrow. Remember this is the train to Irun walk to Hundai and train to Bayonne and then bus to St. Jean Pied de Port. My train leaves at 735 am and I arrive in St. Jean at the same timeish in the pm. The