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Beauty and Grace in Havana
A photo tour to Cuba back in 2017 rewarded Jim and Betsy with so many memorable moments and unique photo opportunities, that we always had a desire to return. When we heard about a trip to Havana led by two … Continue reading
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Circle of Life
There were times on our African Safari in Botswana in May 2019 that we felt as if we had stepped into the Lion King movie. There were so many animals in all directions, there was literally more to see than … Continue reading
Posted in Destinations, Nature, Uncategorized, Wildlife
Tagged African Safari, Botswana, Chobe, Pangolin Hotel, Pangolin Lodge
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Tranquil yet invigorating. A week aboard the beautiful windjammer Angeligue was truly a unique experience. We enjoyed viewing the rugged and spectacular coast of Maine as we sailed gracefully around islands and past lighthouses in Penobscot Bay. We gained a … Continue reading
June 29, 2019
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Amazon Adventure
Recent travels took us to the remote Rainforest of the Amazon in Equator. Just getting there was an adventure. First, a short flight from Quito to Coca, then a bus to the Napo River. A two hour ride in a motorized canoe down … Continue reading
Posted in Canoeing, Destinations, Nature, Wildlife
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The Potlatch ceremony of the Kwakwaka’wakw
While on a trip to Vancouver Island in British Columbia, we visited the quaint fishing village of Alert Bay, home to the First Nation people of the Kwakwaka’wakw. At the U’mista Cultural Centre we learned of the traditional potlatch ceremony, … Continue reading
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Canoeing the Peace River
We escaped one of the coldest and snowiest Pennsylvania winters on record and enjoyed some warm sunshine in Florida this February. After joining the Road Scholar group on a bike trek through the Everglades, we spent our last morning in … Continue reading
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Sailing and Sea Turtles
Two days after our son Kenny graduated high school in 2007, the Wilson family went on a wonderful Hawaiian adventure. On one of our days there we joined the crew of the Alii Nui (Hawaiian ruling chiefs) for a snorkel … Continue reading
Keene Pumpkin Festival
Every October in Keene, New Hampshire. Local families and visitors from afar are all welcome to participate by bringing a carved pumpkin to display at the Keene Pumpkin Festival. Rows of bleachers line the main street and hold thousands of … Continue reading
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Tagged Halloween, jack-o-lantern, Keene, Keene Pumpkin Festival, New Hampshire, pumpkin
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Wooden Canoe Assembly
There is no display of canoes that can rival the abundance of elegant, historic and finely crafted wooden canoes as there is at the annual Assembly of the Wooden Canoe Heritage Association. Every summer, about 300 canoe enthusiasts and family members gather … Continue reading
Cherry Blossom Festival
One hundred years ago, three thousand flowering cherry trees were planted on the National Mall as a gift from Japan to America. The Cherry Blossom Festival began in 1935 and now attracts more than a million visitors and is one … Continue reading
Posted in Destinations, Events, National Parks, Nature
Tagged Cherry blossom, National Cherry Blossom Festival, Tidal Basin, Washington DC
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