Our last port of call. Something melancholy about knowing the end of our holiday was closing in. It made us appreciate our last day more, and got us making plans for our next getaway. We tendered ashore with nine hours to explore George Town.
November
01
/ 2011
Florida Culture for the Week of October 31 by Josh Garrick
Fall in Michigan - it's glorious! Colorful leaves, mist on the lake in the early mornings - and even rainbows, and northern lights this week. We see Canadian geese, ducks of all sorts, the great blue heron, and the eagle fishing. Leaves float by, the lilypads curl up in the cold. Frost limns the leaves at the water's edge (we really should finish raking). Here's a glimpse of our lake this week:
October
28
/ 2011
New Abroad Short–Term Volunteer programs offered in Ecuador: Indigenous Jungle Community, Wildlife, and Galapagos
I’ve been a collector of ghost stories from inns and B&Bs for quite some time now. It shouldn’t come as a surprise that approximately 20-percent of inns and B&Bs are haunted, according to a survey of innkeepers from BedandBreakfast.com. Many historic homes have plenty of spirits lingering in hallways and guestrooms, making themselves at home in their former homes, or should we say former haunts?