Ocracoke North Carolina to Swan Quarter by Ferry Ocracoke North Carolina to Swan Quarter by Ferry. Ocracoke is a village on Ocracoke Island, part of North Carolina’s coastal Outer Banks region Digger’s Dungeon – Home of Grave Digger Franks Fun Park – Raleigh Golfing – Myrtle Beach
Continue readingDancing the night away on Delfin II Amazon River Peru
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St. John’s Parish Church is the first church of St. John that is presumed to have been a simple wooden building, but its date is unknown. The present church building (the fifth) was built is 1836, and the chancel added in 1876. St. John Parish Church
Continue readingAt the heart of Barbados lies one of its greatest wonders – the magnificent Harrison’s Cave. This crystallized, limestone cave is characterized by flowingstreams, deep pools of crystal clear water and towering columns Stalagmite formations in Harrison’s cave
Continue readingKillarney, one of the most picturesque towns in Ireland’s South-West, is on the list of “things to do” for many visitors.
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Octopus garden in the shadeWhat a wonderful time abort the Atlantis submarine in beautiful Barbadoes. Love the group interaction and information they provided why we keep through the portholes looking at the colorful fish
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A quick stop on our way to the mystical marble caves at Naas! The caves are a result of mining operations since 1938. We boarded a bus and headed out into the beautiful Norway rural/farming landscape stopping to take a few pics along the way before we reach our destination. Smile 🙂 Once we arrive...
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Our ship pulled into Svolvær, the biggest city on the archipelago and de facto capital of Lofoten around 6 pm. We then boarded a small van for about a 45 minutes ride to Hov Hestegård Riding Centre located in Gimsoysand Norway. When we arrived at Hov we were greeted and were chosen an Icelandic horse for us to...
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Kirkenes is the only town in Norway where East meet West. Kirkenes had more than 300 bombing raids from Soviet airplanes. More than 1000 times during the war years, the Air Raid alarms were sounded. This was because Kirkenes was one of the most strategic places in Europe during the war. Due to its geography...
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