…uch looking forward to hitting shops and getting some cool tee shirts they have here and heading to Guayaquil tomorrow morning. The Galapagos experience is one that I cannot fully grasp yet as there is so much to ponder and take in. I saw three of the main islands and would love to come back sometime and see the others. I imagine I probably will at some point after I finish the TCC list. However, I highly recommend the Red Mangrove tours and their…
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Guadalcanal
June 20, 2010 by 4 Comments
…gorgeous beaches here, maybe on some distant island but that’s not why you come here, you come for the raw adventure, the jungle, the WWII relics and the relaxed atmosphere. You don’t come for Honiara, the capital! Honiara is nothing more than a big street with a few hotels and shopping centers with betel nut and fruit markets lining the main drag. There are actually some banks and ATM’s as it’s pretty expensive here in the Solomons. Not expensive…
Kickin it in Karachi
October 29, 2010 by 10 Comments
…simply green and unassuming. The chandelier is gorgeous and is really the centerpiece of the room hovering over the tomb itself. There are guards everywhere who every few minutes do a sort of sweep of the room where they switch sides of where they are standing in unison. I don’t know why but it was kind of cool to see. After the mausoleum, there are some busy shopping streets to walk around. They also have shopping malls but I have had enough of m…
Bad News of the Day
February 23, 2011 by 7 Comments
…n CNN is that Justin Bieber got a new haircut…good lord, what is the world coming to? Libya After Gadhafi’s rambling, seemingly insane speech yesterday about how he will execute all who oppose his rule, you are left thinking what a lunatic. However, then you realize how scary a man like that actually is with a military and weapons at his disposal. While I don’t think he will last much longer in power, probably days. I have no idea how this will pl…
The Sudan
March 10, 2011 by 7 Comments
…ring if I saw or heard anything about the independence of the South or any comparisons between Khartoum and Juba in South Sudan. They are completely different in all ways possibly, especially infrastructure as most roads in Khartoum are paved plus they have bridges and it looks like a relatively put together city. Juba looks like a town that doesn’t know what they’re doing and that’s being run by clueless NGO’s and the UN. Nobody talked about the…
Much Ado About Algeria
March 19, 2011 by 18 Comments
…d their money and labor being given out for infrastructure. But it doesn’t come free. It’s a quiet movement but I am telling you, while it won’t be colonization like what the French had, it will be financial and eventually population colonization as many Chinese move to these countries to live and work. This also, lessens the population within mainland China proper although minimally. Anyway, the museum was pretty awesome I must say. On the ground…
Christmas Island and Cocos Island
May 8, 2011 by 9 Comments
…n’t see a sight without seeing thousands and thousands of crabs. The crabs come in 3 or 4 different kinds and vary in size. The most common crabs are the red crabs which are literally everywhere. They are pretty cute at first but after a while, you just want to whack them out of the way because they are also quite dumb and move toward your steps when you want to pass them making you almost fall to avoid them sometimes. They also can get pretty dam…
Tasmanian Devil
May 10, 2011 by 5 Comments
…art isn’t exactly known for partying or anything really. The reason people come to Tazzy is for animals, nature, beaches and the incredible scenery and vistas. However, I have to give props to Da Angelo restaurant. It was recommended to me by the Thrifty rental car guy at the airport and he was spot on. The Italian place was excellent. It would have been good in New York City, it was that tasty. I got the ricotta ravioli with matriciana sauce, som…
Rarotonga & Aitutaki, Cook Islands
June 7, 2011 by 7 Comments
…to drink beer and wine all day and were a lot of fun. They were there on a free trip from the Tourism Bureau so they’d recommend the Cooks to their clients back in Oz. The rest of the people were much more subdued, anchored by the usually stoic German families and some Kiwi families. Good people all and made for a memorable day and one I cannot recommend enough. Back on Rarotonga, I stayed at the Rarotonga Backpackers on the west coast of the isla…
Angola and Cabinda
August 21, 2011 by 14 Comments
…lership, which is something you don’t see too often in Africa and some oil company compounds and nice Chinese built buildings. That aside, it is a lot of slums and a lot of dust. Luanda is a great example of a modern day African capital city. It is exploited and run by the west and the Chinese. It has a corrupt government and it has extreme poverty right next to the nicest parts of town. Again, like it or not, this is 21st century Africa and it’s…
