One Step Closer (and a Farewell to Denver’s Baker Neighborhood)
For those of you who follow us, you know that our ultimate goal is to shift into a place whereContinue Reading
Category: Americas
National Museum of African American History
There are few museums which capture the soul. The National Museum of African American History and Culture is one. AllContinue Reading
Austin TX: When your time in the city has limits
In my nearly three decades of business travel, I’ve spent hundreds of nights all across Texas (I submit exhibit AContinue Reading
Halloween comes to Denver, 19th century style
This weekend, we enjoyed one of our favorite annual traditions which was a trip to the Molly Brown House museumContinue Reading
The Rose Hall Great House, Jamaica
Ja mon, we come to Jamaica for a ghost story. But this one does not involve Bob Marley but aContinue Reading
Nos gustamos la Cartagena, Columbia
Dipping our first toes into South America, we skipped the planned excursion and struck out on our own in Cartagena,Continue Reading
Trains, busses and ships: traversing Panama three ways, part two
One of the seven wonders of the modern world, the Panama Canal traverse did not disappoint. We had no ideaContinue Reading
Trains, Busses and Ships: Traversing Panama three ways, part one
If our stop in Costa Rica was about natural beauty and wildlife, our time in Panama has been about theContinue Reading
Afloat on the Tortuguero Canals, Costa Rica
I could write, but the photos speak for themselves. Put this on your list and you don’t have to beContinue Reading
Limón, Costa Rica
We docked early on a Saturday morning in Limón, Costa Rica a commercial and tourist port on the central eastContinue Reading
