…has changed since I was last in Panama City some 5 years ago when I was in search of Captain Morgan and his lost treasure. For dinner I headed out to Tantalo for an awesome dinner and nightcap at their fabulous rooftop bar overlooking the city. I highly recommend this if you’re staying in Casco Viejo or anywhere in Panama City. The next day, I did a Panama Canal tour. This is surely popular and one of the 3 best places to see around Panama City. I…
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December 23, 2011 by Leave a Comment
…ff is all new to me but I see that it has a lot of value and can help me reach many people. I am already on Facebook and learning Twitter, Tumblr and a few others and I hope you guys who read my site can follow and LIKE me on those sites. Perhaps recommend then to your friends as well. I hope to have many new and cool things in the early new year including more Youtube videos and a new look to my site that is easier to use and search all the conte…
What’s Going On?
March 5, 2009 by 3 Comments
…n. This way if the Yankees struggle to start the season without him and he comes back in May-completely clean from Roids and does well then he looks like a hero. I don’t like this one bit and perhaps it’s my New York cynical side coming out of me but as a big sports fan, I am actually happy that both of these things occurred. The problem is that Owens will sign with some other team who will put up with his childish and selfish antics-hopefully not…
Losing Your Cell Phone
December 20, 2007 by 8 Comments
…there was no even slight chance for someone to return it, so I decided to search for cell phone plans and found a good listing. It’s amazing what an annoying mini crisis that can turn into because you can’t get in touch with anybody and nobody can get in touch with you. Think about it…how many peoples numbers do you actually know? I know very few anymore. I still remember numbers from when I was a little kid but I don’t even know my best friends’…
Overland From Guinea to Sierra Leone
January 5, 2009 by 13 Comments
…shakedown attempts, I met the Sierra Leonian driver to finish the road to Freetown. This road was awful. Awful in every sense of the word. Massive dirt hills and several passes through the forest and it seemed just inconceivable that we were actually heading toward something-let alone where I wanted to be going. However, alas after six hours, the first 4 on that dirt road, I arrived in Freetown at a place called the Bintimani Hotel which was actu…
Sanaa, Yemen
February 8, 2008 by 20 Comments
…eral older Yemeni men who couldn’t stop staring at me. They kept saying welcome to Yemen and I kept replying ‘Choukran’, which is thank you in Arabic. One of them spoke a little English and asked where I was from and the boys answered before I could and said Brazil. In the wake of the recent killing of 4 Belgian tourists for no reason in Yemen like two weeks ago I chose not to bring up anything American as I was sitting alone with 20 Yemenis and h…
The Guianas
January 2, 2008 by 3 Comments
…of the coast off the Guianas is that the big oil companies are starting to search for oil there. Guyana and Suriname especially are fighting over the rights to the waters where they are exploring, trying to gain the riches that can befall them if oil is discovered. That will be seen but for now the three countries are an interesting region to visit and as they develop, hopefully they can gain more in infrastructure. They can further their strength…
Hang Gliding Over Rio
November 29, 2007 by 5 Comments
…hang gliding with. They said the Just Fly Company was the one that they recommended. Since they had recommended the restaurant that I had my greatest meal ever in the night before, I decided to listen and go with their recommendation. They made the phone call and shortly thereafter a guy named Paulo showed up in a van to whisk me away to Tijuca National Park where the jump ramp was located. Paulo was a really nice guy and spoke perfect English. I…
New Press Release
August 6, 2007 by 3 Comments
…Here is a press release about my recent trip to Morocco and my attempt to achieve this travel record in general. It has been released all over the Internet and was the top search listing on Google for Morocco when it was released. I am very pleased with this release and wanted to thank my friend and amazing Morocco tour operator, Thomas Hollowell from Journey Beyond Travel….
Costa Rica
May 10, 2007 by 13 Comments
…or in energy and nightlife. There are so many great bars and clubs in the center of town that anyone can find something to suit their needs. The casinos are open all night and so are the bars. Additionally, San Jose has a very large expatriate population. There is no shortage of people who speak English in the capital. Just ask a local where to go and where not to go, and you will be fine. From San Jose you are faced with a quandary of which way t…
