Salt Mine – January 25, 2025
Colombia, like many Latin American countries, is very much a Catholic nation. Even though the 1992 constitution dropped Catholicism as […]
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Colombia, like many Latin American countries, is very much a Catholic nation. Even though the 1992 constitution dropped Catholicism as […]
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Today’s the big day – Judy’s birthday – and we spent it seeing the highlights of the city. Neither of
Touring Bogotá – January 24, 2025 Read More »
We did it in San Jose the other day and we did it in Singapore so we figured we’d try
Foodie Walk – January 23, 2025 Read More »
Our flight to Bogotá was smooth and uneventful. The immigration lady wished Judy a happy birthday in advance. We were
Bogotá – January 22, 2025 Read More »
We hopped on the bus and did the city, starting with Panama Viejo (Old Panama), then the Biological Museum and
Panama City – January 21, 2025 Read More »
Today we left the Le Bellot and set off by bus across the isthmus with a lunch and touring stop
Monkey Business – January 20, 2025 Read More »
Today was mostly a beach day at the Hollander Cayes, part of the San Blas archipelago, Panama. A sandy beach,
San Blas – January 19, 2025 Read More »
So this is it. The bucket list check mark. Today we transited the Panama Canal from south to north. That
Crossing – January 18, 2025 Read More »
By not much later 9 AM we’d been helped into the zodiac by a middle-aged man dressed in nothing but
Playa Muerto – January 17, 2025 Read More »
Here’s what we did yesterday and today. Yesterday, in addition to rafting, we had a morning hike through the so-called
Hiking & Sea Day January 15&16, 2025 Read More »
Today, Thursday, January 16, is our Day at Sea. So last night, rather than staying up ‘til all hours, we
I’m enjoying being with our shipmates on this trip. Unlike most folks these days, the men know that shirttails are
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