‘North America’ Archives
Nova Scotia attracts Hollywood, Expatriates and Travelers
Few places in the world evoke as much romance as Nova Scotia, Canada's fabled Maritime Province that is almost completely surrounded by water, just east of Maine in the North Atlantic. It is here that some say Viking explorer Leif Erikson was the first... [Read More]
Cruising Cozumel Mexico
The island of Cozumel is only 12 miles (19 km) off the Mexican Yucatan Peninsula's east coast and 44 miles (71 km) south of Cancun. For years, Cozumel was a quite sleepy island that didn't get many visitors until Jacques Cousteau did a documentary on i... [Read More]
A Great Motorcycle Ride in Mexico
A great motorcycle ride in Mexico to cities and places named World Heritage by the Unesco, through a splendid protected natural area and ending in a surrealistic garden by artist Sir Edward James. Just keep reading... The r... [Read More]
Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park
If you’re coming to California you may want to check out Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park no matter which season you’re visiting. This amazing park has been attracting visitors since it was designated a national park by Congress in 1890, making it the [Read More]
Ancient Ruins of Central Mexico
If the Aztecs and Mayans are the only ancient civilizations you think of when it comes to Mexican ruins, think again. Many of the ancient cities were built by others. So here’s a brief rundown of who’s who. The Olmecs reigned from 1200 BC to about 400 AD. They [Read More]
Beat the Crowds and Head to Kauai
Kauai, most appropriately nicknamed the Garden Isle, is the Hawaiian vacation destination treasured for its lush tropical greenery and sparkling sand beaches. The tropical paradise of Kauai basks amidst the sparkling blue waters of the Pacific Ocean, a... [Read More]
Southern Colorado Ski Resorts: Beautiful, Extreme and Less Crowds
The southern Colorado ski resorts seem to excel in extremes. They have the best extreme skiing and snowboarding, the most spectacular scenery, low key, friendly atmosphere...yet are the least crowded. All in all, not a bad combo. [Read More]
Great Beaches in Mexico – Off the Beaten Path
After trekking around Mexico, you might want to find a quiet, secluded beach where you can kick back and get to know the local culture. If that's you, then these are some of the best for getting off the beaten track. [Read More]
Biscayne National Park – Diver and Paddler Delight
Biscayne National Park is on the southeastern tip of Florida and is an easy drive from Miami. It has the largest marine park in the US with 44 beautiful islands (keys) where you’ll see coral reefs, mangrove forests, an amazing array of wildlife and even shipwrecks. You [Read More]
San Pancho: Puerto Vallarta’s Artistic Spirit in a Small Town Setting
For the last several decades, scores of expatriates have made their homes in Puerto Vallarta and the beautiful coastal areas near the city. Attracted by the remarkable scenery and welcoming Mexican atmosphere, such residents permanently relocated from ... [Read More]
