…13 is to visit the three remaining sovereign nations I have still not been to, including a road trip from Western to Eastern Canada. Happy New Year!”…
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Ko Phangan
April 11, 2007 by 2 Comments
…e only Americans there and most of the people were from Israel, Australia, Canada, Sweden and of course the UK. It had been a while for us since we were on a beach that was European in nature. The women were mostly topless and we were in heaven. After a day of enjoying the scenery we went into town for dinner. It’s not really a town though. It’s more of a street with a bunch of cheap restaurants selling Thai food and playing pirated first run movi…
Top 5-Waterfalls
December 5, 2007 by 1 Comment
…1. Iguassu Falls (Brazil and Argentina) 2. Victoria Falls (Zambia and Zimbabwe) 3. Niagara Falls (United States and Canada) 4. Angel Falls (Venezuela) 5. Langfoss Falls (Norway)…
Icebar Stockholm
May 14, 2009 by 1 Comment
…s far as I know there is only one other in the world and that’s in Quebec, Canada. Either way, I definitely recommend checking it out if you’re in Stockholm. It’s only a half hour of your time, it’s pretty cool and certainly unique and can be fun with friends. It’ll cost you 180 Swedish krona which is about $22 and it’ll get you admission for 40 minutes and a specialty drink included, plus the jacket with built in gloves. I also suggest wearing so…
Lift the Travel Ban to Cuba
February 6, 2009 by 8 Comments
…dealing with bureaucracy of the US Government, you generally enter through Canada, Mexico, Bahamas, Caymans or Venezuela. This is not the most attractive option and at the same time you will be worried that you may be fined upon your return to the States. Again, it’s hard for me to fathom the my government does not allow for us to travel freely. The argument that we would be supporting a Totalitarian Regime seems ridiculous at this point. Cuba is…
Picture of the Day is Back-Where is Ziggy’s?
October 6, 2008 by 2 Comments
…Montreal, Quebec, Canada…
Random Stuff…
April 21, 2008 by 2 Comments
…months to go before the election. It’s enough to make you want to move to Canada-well maybe not that bad! I was chatting with a fellow TCC member and was asking him about Central Asia, doing reserach for a possible trip there this summer and whether he could recommend an agency because the planning and visas there are so complicated. He recommended a very reputable travel agency to me at this website. Certainly looks inviting-doesn’t it! I love h…
Where Can You Go For Cheap?
March 14, 2008 by 7 Comments
…get there sooner rather than later. As former exchange rate bastions like Canada, Australia and New Zealand have caught up to the US Dollar, it is really throwing off the economies of these countries and is really hurting the ability of tourists to spend as much money as they used to. Places like Africa and Latin America aren’t nearly as cheap as they once were and unfortunately a lot of times, prices have gone up but infrastructure and amenities…
Ville de Montréal
March 3, 2008 by 3 Comments
Montréal is the second largest city in Canada behind Toronto and the second largest French speaking city in the western world behind Paris. Montréal is where the old world meets the modern world. It has unquestionable charm and culture, with a real sense of self and some of the best cuisine around. Montréal is also the Canadian mecca of hockey and home to Les Canadiens de Montréal, whom have won a record 24 Stanley Cups. I was fortunate to be abl…
Beirut, Lebanon
January 28, 2008 by 9 Comments
…an heard me speak English and asked where I was from. Sometimes I will say Canada depending on the situation and who I am dealing with when traveling alone in less safe destinations. However, I felt I could speak freely here and I did say the US and she spoke English very well and mentioned she has lived in Calgary, Alberta for the past 20 years. She said she arrived in Beirut 10 days ago and it was her first time back in 20 years. She also went o…
