Days Inn Hamilton

My dear friends: It's getting colder in Canada and my thoughts are wandering to warmer climes. On January 12/2010, I fly to Managua, Nicaragua and then work my way north ending up in Cancun, Mexico. From there, I fly to join many members of the Gaudun family in Daytona Beach. If you would rather not get notifications of my travel blogs just send a brief "no thank you" to this travelpod . No problem. Hasta la vista baby. Steve

Everyone is getting very excited.<br>We've upgraded our camera and hope to be posting some nice pictures, and maybe even some video on this site.<br>As we finish a location, we will let you know where we stayed, provide some pictures and also fill you in on the activities we did in the area.<br>

... that we lived in. His sister was married to another neighbor of ours &#8211; Lloyd Hattebuhr. Brian moved to Kelowna in 1984 but still remembers several people in the subdivision. Sure is a small world!<br><br><br><br>June&#8217;s Comments:<br><br>People in the Toronto area drive like maniacs! They never go the posted speed limit and weave in and out of traffic switching lanes and squeezing into the ...

Well, we're getting down to the wire! It's less than 3 weeks!<br><br>We've bought all that we need to take, have booked anything needed for the trip to the ship and then our first 2 nights in Valparaiso, Chile.<br><br>Our vaccinations and documents are all in order and copies made in case of a loss.<br><br>Arrangements are in place to ship our cruise ...

... Ontario wines as it is, along with travel, our mutual hobby.<br><br>* = Things we learned along the way<br>=============<br><br>The Captain of our ship is a seasoned sailor, beginning years ago at the Hamilton Club, and teaching and/or racing at the various venues that we will be visiting along the way. His route is a small sampling of cityscape and nature that we will get to see from a different vantage point on this vacation.<br><br>However ...

... get back, I guess they did their job alright!! :) Wool leggings: Made of the same stuff as the t-shirts - for under pants and to sleep in. Wide brimmed hat: To keep the hot Peruvian sun off my oh-so-delicate skin. Teva sandals: Dressier than the ones I normally see - pretty cute, but also super comfy and appear pretty rugged and durable for the times when I'm sick of wearing hiking boots in Peru. Travel towel: Made of ...

... is position with much responsibility. Many of the people you deal with have saved all their lives to come away on what for many is the trip of a lifetime. These people deserve a professional who is still putting in as much effort into the tour in October as the first tour he or she did in March. I should mention during my time with Trafalgar I was a part of the management team and formed a close bond with Mike Ness who is my mentor. As a result I have done ...

... on so I finally introduced myself and said if he wanted to dance. He declined politely which I didn't really take it at heart cause I actually like to dance by myself cause honestly men who I have danced with either dont really dance or they ruin my tempo. But later on he actually did join me and we started to dance. I did ask him questions and I thought he said he was from Greece which later meant Italy and I thought he said he had lived in St. Catherines for ...

... do with us... this was the first time that a flight had been cancelled after the passengers had cleared customs. To make matters worse, it was 1:30am and incase you don't know Pearson closes overnight. After 4 hrs in line to rebook a flight, we were put up in a hotel at around 7am.

... continued last minute travelling preparations. Excited about what is to come and realize I am leaving a wonderful partner, fantastic family and friends plus a beautiful little corner of the world. This is my view from the balcony of our home.....quite scenic but also quite cold......therefore I am travelling on to warmer climes.