Keeping Beer Bottles Cold with BottleKeeper
by Craig Zabransky on May 5, 2016 in Product Review
In the constant search to make life easier and more enjoyable I recently received the BottleKeeper and tested it. Yes, I often use a Villanova University koozie to keep my beer bottles cool, but with 90 degree (f) days and an even a hotter summer season in the Florida Keys, I wondered if a better […]
No Longer An Unfathomable Sunset at Sea
by Craig Zabransky on May 1, 2016 in Cruise Travel, Reflection, Sunset Sunday
Can you fathom a different type of sunset at sea? Well, can you? Where do your thoughts take you? Maybe to new, gigantic cruise ship sunset? How about to a sailboat sunset from the Greek Islands? Maybe it drifted to a special formula or method developed to witness the allusive green flash sunset at sea? […]
ZUS, Find Your Car Charger
by Craig Zabransky on April 29, 2016 in Product Review
Relocating to the Florida Keys just doesn’t mean new wardrobe, sure wearing flip-flops and short sleeve daily is a big change from Manhattan, but I discovered it’s a big transition. And it’s a transition that involves the need for a car, and thus or ZUS, a car charger. Nonda ZUS Car Charger What I Like: […]
Episode 13: Chiapas, Mexico’s Adventurous Frontier
by Craig Zabransky on April 28, 2016 in Destination, Podcast Show Notes
In this episode we return to Mexico and explore its frontier – Chiapas. Sure, we often here about America’s Frontier – Alaska, but other countries have frontiers just the same, and for Mexico, that is the lesser-known and adventurous state of Chiapas on its southern border with Guatemala. Chiapas, a heaven for eco-adventure tourism also […]
Moments in the Middle Keys of Marathon
by Craig Zabransky on April 19, 2016 in Destination, Films
On any list of best drives in America, you’ll see the Overseas Highway, driving from the tip of Florida all the way to Key West. I can’t recommend it enough. What people don’t often realize this two-hour plus adventure (not counting the time from Miami) covers over 100 miles of Keys. Yes, there are more […]
Setting Foot on the Sands — The Best Beaches on Mexico’s Pacific Coast
by stayadventurous on April 8, 2016 in Beach, Mexico Travel
The Pueblo Ruins of Paquimé, a UNESCO Heritage Site in Chihuahua, Mexico
by Craig Zabransky on March 24, 2016 in Destination, Mexico Travel
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