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Saturday, October 2, 2010

Fun Places to Drink Beer!

Beer in fun places!




























Thursday, October 30, 2008

Six Degrees of Separation - Group Cruise to Alaska - Celebrity Infinity - Join Us!!!

Clan House Ketchikan, Glacier Viewing, Panning for gold


Six degrees of Separation Group Cruise to Alaska!
Six degrees of separation is a theory that all of us as people are connected to one another by no more than six people out or 6 links.
Here is an example from Wikipedia that is fairly simply put.
If 1 person is one step away from each person they know and 2 steps away from each who is Known by 1 of the people they know... Then everyone is an average of 6 steps away from each person on earth.
I am not a mathematician but I can tell you I have had my share of small world experiences. When I talk to a person enough I can usually find a common link between the 2 of us.
Anyway, I had an Idea to get a cruise together actually a number of small groups that would belong to a larger group (the six degrees of separation group cruise) to go to Alaska next summer and all meet. I believe the potential for a Great time will be awesome!
Hope you can join us!

When: August 21st-August 28, 2009

Where:Alaska inside passage round trip from: Seattle, Washington

Day 1: Seattle, Washington depart- 4 pm
Day 2: Inside passage (cruising at sea)
Day 3: Ketchikan, Alaska
Day 4: Hubbard Glacier (cruising-glacier viewing) Amazing!!!!
Day 5: Juneau, Alaska
Day 6: Sea day- bring your binoculars!
Day 7: Victoria, British Columbia
Day 8: Seattle, Washington

Why?: Well first of all it is a fun group and a fun group concept. What a fun way to meet new people who all have a common connection of friends. Cruising in a group has many more amenities to offer such as extra ship board credits, parties, money saving booklets and more as the group grows!
Join us on board the beautiful Celebrity Infinity for the vacation dream of a lifetime.
Call us for special rates and incentives.

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As an amazing note: the first 4 people I talked too about this all have birthdays taking place during this amazing cruise and only 2 of them are from the same group! (they are married) The other 2 people havent met yet but they will meet on this cruise!

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Goree Island Senegal Africa UNECSO World Heritage Site, Home of the African Slave Trade to the Americas






The Door of No Return is what the slaves called this passageway to the ship where they would leave Africa never to return.





Goree Island Africa is a beautiful island only 3 kilometers off the coast of Dakar Senegal. Goree is very easy to get to. There is a ferry boat that goes back and forth about every hour from 7 am to 11 pm (please verify the times in advance in case of change) Goree has been ruled by Portuguese, Dutch, English and French reuniting with Senegal again in 1960. When you get to the island I recommend finding a private tour guide close to where the ferry comes in. Negotiate a tour price and ask if there is a tax you will have to pay so you know your full fee right up front.

Goree Island is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. I think the two most horrifying reminders of how cruel and corrupt some powerful people in the world can be are the Holocaust and the atrocities that took place here on Goree Island from the 15th to the 19th century. Most of the world has never heard of the horror that happened here . Four hundred years of oppression, exploitation and abuse took place on this beautiful Island. The Slave House built by the Dutch in 1776 was a large building seen in the pictures above. The upstairs was lush and comfortable, this was where the owners lived. Downstairs was horrid with dirt floors, low ceilings, no light, overcrowded conditions, no place to go to the bathroom and often times no room to lay down without being stacked worse than poorly treated animals. Men, women and children separated in order of size, health, attitude and worth. Some of the people did not weight enough to be sold so they were kept from moving by being placed in very small quarters as they were fattened like veal. Trouble makers were also kept almost in solitary confinement and very strong men were often separated so they wouldn't cause an up rise. Once the ship came to take them away they walked out through a place the people called "the door of no return". Called this because the slaves realized once they walked through those doors they would never see their loved country of Africa again.

Goree Island has also been a key naval position in many wars. You will see left over equipment and gun and cannon mounts. There are also a variety of old buildings that you will see on your tour such as a 17th century castle built by the Dutch, a Church, botanical gardens, museum, a resort and a restaurant are all located on the island. The Island has a private school that only the highest achieving children from Africa are allowed to attend. The school is not on any tours as it is kept very private. There are about 1000 people who live on the Island of Goree. You will find a few areas on the Island where locals sell their art work and crafts.

This tour was indeed an awakening for me because I would have never imagined what had happened on Goree Island Senegal. All people should see Goree island with their own eyes just as they should also visit Holocaust museums. These types of human injustices should never happen again.

If you want to travel to Africa I can help you arrange travel.

What and where is Patagonia? Argentina? Chile?


Patagonia is a very beautiful natural region at the southern tip of South America. In Argentina Patagonia extends between the Andes Mountains and the Atlantic ocean. Patagonia in Chile is on the other side and extends to the Pacific ocean. So, Patagonia is a region in both the southern tips of Chile and Argentina which forms the southernmost tip of South America or cape horn! This is the farthest southern area in the world next to Antarctica. This is why so many exploration ships sail from this region to Antarctica and back.


Patagonia is a beautiful place to see some of the worlds most grand glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, fjiords, wildlife and penguin viewing. Patagonia is a paradise for those who love nature or yearn to see someplace diffrent. Is that someone you?


Contact me for assistance in planning a unique travel experience.


Adventure Nature Wedding and Honeymoon! Ushuaia Terra del Fuego Argentina - Marry your loved one at The end of the earth! Patagonia

Do you want an Adventure Nature Wedding and Honeymoon?

When my husband married me he said he would go to the end of the earth for me - I didn't know he really meant it literally! Ushuaia Tierra del Fuego Argentina is also known as "the end of the earth a beautiful natural area of lakes, glaciers,wildlife, birds flora and fauna seen only here in a region known as Patagonia. (see my blog on Patagonia) WOW! that would actually be a romantic idea for a wedding. Yes! gather the whole family on a cruise ship get married at the end of the earth and take off on a hiking, nature honeymoon while the rest of the family relaxes on a cruise ship! I could help an adventurous couple plan this kind of adventure nature wedding and honeymoon! Even if you aren't extreme adventure seekers it is a unique idea for a wedding at the end of the earth! If you are older and like unique travel it would also be a novel idea to take your spouse and renew your vows at the end of the earth! How romantic!http://mwolfe.cruisewolfe.com/