Day 343: Nelson — Final Evening at Edenhouse — Goodbye BeePaw Jim
Hard to believe our 35 days in New Zealand end on this, our final full day here in the country. Even harder to believe is that we’re not heading home...
Hard to believe our 35 days in New Zealand end on this, our final full day here in the country. Even harder to believe is that we’re not heading home...
Yesterday a marine volcano in the Bay of Plenty (North Island) erupted unexpectedly with dozens of tourists on it or nearby. It more than 350 miles away from us. So...
A third rainy chilly morning in that cozy bed with nowhere to be. I count this among the greatest strings of mornings we’ve had all year. Come ON! Even the...
Teddy told me tonight: “I’m glad you’re writing the blog today because I don’t have the vocabulary to describe what we saw.” I don’t have the vocabulary either but I’ll...
Daily Log / Spain / Travel Day / United Arab Emirates
by Margaret · Published May 17, 2019 · Last modified May 20, 2019
Big travel day ahead. Not just a long-haul flight, but officially leaving five months’ worth of South America, Africa and the Middle East behind us for the ease and convenience...
Daily Log / Egypt / Travel Day / United Arab Emirates
by Margaret · Published May 15, 2019 · Last modified May 18, 2019
Pickup today for the airport was at 7 am, so we were up and at ‘em again very early. At the breakfast buffet we were discussing Dubai plans, including possibly...
It’s Mother’s Day in the US but none of us realized it until about 2 pm when America woke up and started posting gushy odes on social media. We had...
Felt glorious to sleep in til 8:30 this morning after the touring grind. All we had to do today was catch a flight from Cairo to Aswan, which is in...
Margaret’s instagram post summed up the day: “Wouldn’t be a trip around the world without this pic. Boom.” We left the hotel around 8:30am, making the 20 min drive to...
This morning we were greeted at our hotel at 9 am by Abeer, our Egyptologist. Abeer is a veteran tour guide on the job since 1988 — and a woman!...