Miami Travel Blogs - Page 11

Steph and I were married on Halloween 2003. We put off our honeymoon until January 2004, when we went on a fantastic 7 night cruise of the western Carribean, on Royal Carribean's Voyager of the Seas. In a word, it was awesome. I can't wait to go again!

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The trip has been getting better and better as the days pass. The last few days, as I crossed the stretch from Charleston to Miami, were a golden blur of beaches and sun, great cities, lots of beer and the summer fun already cranked up high. The Hilton Head Island beaches were magnificent…

In a perfect world with no flight cancellations or delays, and where someone could hop from plane to plane within 15 minutes, how many countries can a person visit in the shortest possible time? Here's one possibility using July 2006 timetables.

Miami, Key West, Everglades City, Clearwater, Orlando, St Augustine in 2 weeks. EXCELLENT time in Florida, loved it!

My Aunt when down to Argentina and Chile for three weeks in December. First we went to Bariloche, Argentina. Pretty cool mountain town. The places is a pretty big tourist trap. We then meet our World Expeditions travel group in EL Calafate. Checkout Fitz Roy and Perito Moreno Glacier. Both pretty cool. Then we did the w in Torres Del Paine. Also pretty cool.

my trip last summer to europe during the world cup. UK GERMANY and HOLLAND

The Caribbean ...

A week based in Naples on the Gulf of Mexico.

Sometimes I get these urges of just leaving everything behind, even if its for just a minute. I've been resisting these urges since I came back from Middle East trip in 2005. I have been finishing my Masters and getting experience in the workplace. I'm not complaining... I moved to DC, worked for t…

Buenos Aires Airport The airport is located well outside the city center. It was a good 45 minute drive with no traffic. Thank god the taxis are cheap in BA. I cannot stress this enough, arrive early in BA. The lines at the airport are long. They are long every day, all day according to the airlin…

Summer, 1994. My first year of Physics grad school ended at Univ of Miami and I needed a job. One of the professors was looking for student help. I meet with him (later my PhD advisor) and the first question he asked was "Do you have a passport, I need to send someone to the Canary Islands for a month". That conversation started my career in Atmospheric Science, and my world wide travels.

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My second visit to the United States, a few months of travels and bumming around in Texas, as well as road trips in Florida, Lousiana and New Mexico.