Galapagos: Where people come last
“Grandpa, what is it like in the Galapagos Islands?” my grandson Lasky will ask me, in a conversation I expect we will have some years from now. He’s still less […]
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“Grandpa, what is it like in the Galapagos Islands?” my grandson Lasky will ask me, in a conversation I expect we will have some years from now. He’s still less […]
» Read moreI’m standing on the edge of the Sierra Negra volcano on Isla Isabela in the Galapagos Islands, feeling as small and insignificant as I’ve ever felt. With its crater of […]
» Read moreObservations of interesting facets of life in this beautiful, fascinating little country. The street art in Cuenca is second to none, and I mean that. Gorgeous, elaborate paintings and drawings […]
» Read moreI’m catching on that the uber-casual Ecuadorians have a penchant for understatement. “The road from Banos to Rio Verde is mostly downhill,” said the guide in the bike shop where […]
» Read moreLeave it to the uncivilized frontier of central Florida to throw a serious wrench into our travel plans. We are veterans of air, bus and train travel in some of […]
» Read moreLittle did I imagine that, less than 72 hours after dining on a delectable meal of salmon and grilled cheese salad at a beachfront restaurant to the sound of ocean […]
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