2018 Holiday Gift Guide: Staying Adventurous Ep 33

2018 Holiday Gift Guide: Staying Adventurous Ep 33

by on December 12, 2018 in Podcast Show Notes

Ready for the Holiday Season? Excited for the break and socializing? Or perhaps you are still stressed getting everything accomplished by Christmas Day? Well, just like every year I am here to help with the 4th annual Holiday Gift Guide. So listen in and get some ideas about what to get for your family, friends, […]

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Required Camping Comforts for Beginners

Required Camping Comforts for Beginners

by on December 12, 2018 in Product Review

Camping materials and supplies have  come a long way since my early days in the woods, but the basic needs, those necessary items, such as a tent, sleeping bag, flashlight, etc… remain the same. What to pack after the tent (and tarp) depends on the camping location. Are we driving in to set up mere […]

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From Fashion to Fun, Clothing Gift Ideas

From Fashion to Fun, Clothing Gift Ideas

by on December 5, 2018 in Product Review

In the Florida Keys, it is rare there is a need to dress up beyond flip-flops and t-shirt. I don’t often worry about the cold besides packing a long sleeve tee.  So a quality go-to t-shirt is a must. And for the times when travels do take me away from my island home such as […]

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The Magic of Malinalco, Mexico ep 32

The Magic of Malinalco, Mexico ep 32

by on November 13, 2018 in Mexico Travel, Podcast Show Notes

In a little known “pueblo magico” less than 3 hours away from Mexico City, visitors find a charming rural town named Malinalco. A destination with a history steeped in legends also serves as a gateway to many modern day adventures and a home to a local mezcal. Listen in and discover all that awaits travelers […]

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What To Do in Malinalco, Mexico? – the 5 Adventures To Put on Your List

What To Do in Malinalco, Mexico? – the 5 Adventures To Put on Your List

by on November 8, 2018 in Destination, Mexico Travel

“Mal” translates to “bad” in Spanish, but it seems something was clearly lost in translation on my recent trip to the Mexican town of Malinalco. Actually the name of this “Pueblo Magico” located just a two and a half hour drive outside Mexico City comes from its indigenous past. A past both rich in sorcery […]

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The Seafood Lover’s Guide to San Diego

The Seafood Lover’s Guide to San Diego

by on October 30, 2018 in Guest Post, Travel Guide

As a seafood lover, it can be a challenge to find fresh and tasty seafood, but when in the coastal city of San Diego, definitely put seafood on your menu. The freshness and pure genius of the local chefs at a seafood San Diego restaurant will have you coming back for more. Also a city […]

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South Luangwa Sunset in Zambia

South Luangwa Sunset in Zambia

by on September 30, 2018 in Guest Post, National Park Travel, Sunset Sunday

Many experts say Africa can easily lay claim to putting on some of the best sunsets on the planet, and they may well be right as there’s something magical about watching the sun go down on safari. The perfect location for our Sunset Sunday, and easily earning its title of, “one of the greatest wildlife […]

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Ep 31 – America’s Biggest Indoor Water Park – Kalahari Resort and Convention Center

Ep 31 – America’s Biggest Indoor Water Park – Kalahari Resort and Convention Center

by on September 18, 2018 in Destination

Rain or shine, winter or summer, it doesn’t matter in the Poconos Mountains of Pennsylvania for those looking for fun at a water park.  At America’s largest indoor water park, Kalahari Resorts and Convention Center,  and scale,  than a 2 hour drive from both New York City and Philadelphia. Complete with activities and evening nightlife […]

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