Radisson Cape Town

... all the phone calls to my hospital bed and hotel room. Mom went into She-wolf mode and came within 45 minutes of hopping a flight to Cape Town to be with me. In short, I felt very loved. You guys will never know how important that was to me. I'm ...

Well - it may not be a Hilton, but it does have a nice location on the water. A quick shuttle ride or 10 minute walk into the waterfront area. Also has a nice view down the other part of the coast. (Foggy lighthouse pictures coming later) It's also ...

... it was a strole compared to what we had already done.  We had done this route once before but it was the other way round PE to Cape Town and it was 8 years ago.     Around 1 hour from Knysna we stopped at a place we had been before.  A ...

... the other and, even though more ripples than waves, I did swim. All this and the promenade was really reminiscent of Sea Point in Cape Town when my Grandparents lived there, I felt as though I half expected to see them or someone else I knew, I kept ...

... arriving in Bergen at 3:30PM. After clearing customs, collecting our baggage, and our 30-minute bus ride to our hotel, the Radisson Blu, located next to Bryggen Wharf with easy access to most of the attractions of Bergen, we were given leisure time ...

... an icepack for my toe, and I´m on my way to recovery.     11/4/05  Miami Transfers and hotel Radisson are great. We had a great dinner, consisting of lobster imperial rolls, seared tuna on mesclun salad, and taco salad.  Nothing ...

... on it being really as big as it was and it took us until 5.30 that evening to arrive in the Northernmost  town of Provincetown!  After driving through some fairly nondescript areas, we came the Cape Cod National Seashore, a large portion of the ...

... for afternoon coffee along the way.  It was only a 10 minute walk to the train station from our hotel (the Radisson), so we hoofed it over there with our suitcases to catch our exactly on time train to Zurich Flufhagen (airport).  ...

... couldn't get Barb to try it out.....the video would have been priceless. We drove on up to Port Douglas and checked out the town.  It looked like a more laid back and affluent version of Cairns.  No highrises, casinos or lagoons, but it did have ...

... now that I've removed any doubts that I'm a nerd... From there we headed up through Antigonish and across the Canso Causewayn to Cape Breton Island.  We motored up, destination Louisbourg, and spent the night in the town itself, at a RV park with ...

... did, as it was so good. It was just a local guide dressed as a pilgrim, who took us for a 1 hour walk around the town, showing and explaining all the famous spots where the pilgrams first stepped on American soil and then took us to his grist mill, that ...

... it was immediately evident; we were in England and it was very wet.  Yet we were staying in a ‘swish’ Radisson hotel and any disappointment was quickly forgotten.  Wife and I lay on the vast bed and watched agog, as Qantas amazed ...