With the date nearly upon us for Googa Mooga 2013, as much as we have learned, New York still seems to have a great way of keeping secret the best things it has to offer and then letting the world … Continue reading →
22 Peck Slip – South Street Seaport Bar/Restaurant, Local Hangout, Outdoor Drinking Jen did a prior write up on Meade’s, but this article has more to do with what happened during and after hurricane Sandy. The Seaport was one of, if not … Continue reading →
July 11, 2012 @ 6:00PM – 9:30PM Blues Downtown, http://www.artsbrookfield.com/new_york/world_financial_center/event_304.htm World Financial Plaza, North Cove, Outdoors Celebrate the Blues downtown at the World Financial Center’s waterfront Plaza as new stars join great legends for a two-day musical tribute to the … Continue reading →
So we didn’t have an underwater camera and I wish we did, because it is hard to describe our underwater adventure without them, but I will try. The pictures we do have from the trip are mostly of a little … Continue reading →
The cenotes are huge openings to underground cave/river systems. Basically a cenote is a sinkhole that opens up to beautiful crystal clear blue waters. Some are huge some very small. Cenotes are all over the place on the Yucatan Peninsula. … Continue reading →
While in Tulum Jen and I were lucky enough to experience the Tulum Ruins. They are located on the very North End of Beach Rd. Beach Rd. dead ends at the ruins. Easy to get to by walking, biking or … Continue reading →
