I just received a letter for my high school reunion. Any such letter makes you think of high school and its memories. Ah, all the good, the bad, and the ugly. And it also sent me looking through photos. During my high school days the digital camera was no where to be found; it wasn’t invented […]
Sunset Sunday – Southern California Marina
by Craig Zabransky on June 5, 2011 in Sunset Sunday
When I dream of the southern California, I often find myself dreaming of the pacific ocean and its beaches. And those dreams include the sunset. The Laguna Beach sunset or the Carlsbad Sunset come to mind. But, on my exploration of the southern California coast, I discovered other beauty. I found beauty in the sunsets […]
The Central Market, Guatemala City
by Craig Zabransky on May 30, 2011 in Market
You might not find the market at first; it almost seems hidden. The Mercado Central or Central Market of Guatemala City fills up a few square blocks yet you need to know where to look. You need to look down. A two minute walk from the ‘parque central’ (the main square), the main market in […]
Sunset Sunday – Caribbean Club in Key Largo, Florida
by Craig Zabransky on May 29, 2011 in Sunset Sunday
Key Largo, essentially put on the map by the 1948 classic staring Bogart and Bacall, was once known as Rock Harbor. The community decided to capitalize on the popularity of the movie and insisted that their post office be called Key Largo. On June 1, 1952 the name changed. Much has changed since then, and […]
Three West Africa Adventure Films
by Craig Zabransky on May 26, 2011 in Destination, Films
Africa was once labeled the “dark continent,” because so much was unknown, or rather unknown to us. I am not sure it is any more unknown or remote when compared with destinations in Asia or South America, but I can say that much of the region is unknown to me (and maybe you too?) My […]
The Floating Flower Market of Amsterdam
by Craig Zabransky on May 23, 2011 in Market
A stroll across the canals or even a walking tour of Amsterdam offers visitors (and locals) a chance to experience many markets. Some are Saturday only, others every day, and some date back hundreds of years. The Floating Flower Market, the only one of it’s kind in the world, is open daily. Bloemenmarkt, it’s Dutch […]
Sunset Sunday – Tauranga, North Island, New Zealand
by Craig Zabransky on May 22, 2011 in Guest Post, Sunset Sunday
To mark three months since the earthquake in Christchurch, New Zealand and two months since the highly successful Blog4NZ effort I decided have Sunset Sunday return to New Zealand once again. My first one, in March, was Lake Waikaremoana, New Zealand during the Blog for New Zealand effort. And again, just as in the first […]
Mercado Municipal Mazatlán, Mexico
by Craig Zabransky on May 16, 2011 in Market, Mexico Travel
The main market, the Mercado Municipal in Mazatlán covers an entire square block and is just a few steps from the central down town church. It’s outside the main tourist area, the Golden Zone, and also is not just for tourists. Here, you get a chance to see more than the typical “prepackaged” items. The […]
Wine Journey Spain Sept 2026
Join me in Mexico City
Sign Up: Stay Adventurous Newsletter
@StayAdventurous on Instagram
-
craig zabransky: Yes, as a tour guide too... it is tough to witness...
-
craig zabransky: Welcome back Neil, it seems this post resonated wi...
-
cement tile: This is a very well-written and practical post. Ca...
-
cement tile: This is such a relatable post for anyone who has t...
-
Neil Roboson: Hiking truly feels like nature’s therapy! Spending...
-
Travel Contest – Win Two Nights at the Courtyard by Marriott
November 15, 2011
-
10 Travel Tips on How to Travel Local
October 11, 2012
-
Wide Awake Thanks to the Northern Lights
May 21, 2013
-
Sunset Sunday-A Silhouette on the Sand Dunes of the Sahara Desert in Morocco
September 29, 2013
-
The Morning March to the Tikal Temple Sunrise
May 29, 2012
-
Appreciating Yellowstone National Park- Staying Adventurous Ep 82
April 23, 2026
-
5 Ways to Make A Positive Impact While Traveling
April 20, 2026
-
Planning a Life-Changing Andean Adventure
April 9, 2026
-
Top Things to Do in Yellowstone National Park
April 6, 2026
-
Where to Stay in Seattle for First-time Visitors
April 3, 2026






