Note: The first Mongolia blog has been sent to the editor. This is just a little something to tide you over. In case you haven’t noticed, I’d like to state clearly that we like to do big things. 🙂 In that vein, today was Day One of our 10-day snorkel safari. We’ve both snorkeled a
(odds are good this is our last blog before Radio Silence – hope you enjoy and we should be back around Sept. 2-5) JOBURG Post Cape Town, we spent three weeks doing a lovely house sit in Johannesburg where we took care of two of the world’s most friendly kitty-cats. Well, if you’re not a
Something that is starting to sink in: when we do long “travel days”… stuff happens! Our 35 hour transit from Cape Town, South Africa to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia was no exception. Believe it or not, this is the short version: – Checked-in for our flight out of Cape Town and were issued boarding passes for flights
(we have one or two blogs that we just have to send out before Radio Silence…so here we go) Not quite 30 years ago I got an A in Algebra II…maybe a B, but with the passage of time I’m hedging and saying it was an A. That A was no doubt because I had
Some folks out there…or at least our moms, might be asking, “Why no blogs lately? They used to be so reliable…” Well, over the past month we have had rather dismal internet access. The fact that we’ve enjoyed omni-present wi-fi virtually everywhere else we’ve traveled has really spoiled us. Well, South Africa brought us down