…been to many Russian and former Soviet cities and Minsk, to me is the most communist looking city. Minsk was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War and afterwards it was rebuilt in grand Stalinesque style. The avenues in Minsk are long and very wide, you cross the street using underground subways. The grand avenues are lined with Soviet style buildings with no space in between them. The main avenue finally leads to a humungous mai…
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The Belarus Ordeal
December 11, 2007 by 2 Comments
…been to many Russian and former Soviet cities and Minsk, to me is the most communist looking city. Minsk was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War and afterwards it was rebuilt in grand Stalinesque style. The avenues in Minsk are long and very wide, you cross the street using underground subways. The grand avenues are lined with Soviet style buildings with no space in between them. The main avenue finally leads to a humungous mai…
The Belarus Ordeal
March 12, 2008 by 2 Comments
…been to many Russian and former Soviet cities and Minsk, to me is the most communist looking city. Minsk was almost completely destroyed during the Second World War and afterwards it was rebuilt in grand Stalinesque style. The avenues in Minsk are long and very wide, you cross the street using underground subways. The grand avenues are lined with Soviet style buildings with no space in between them. The main avenue finally leads to a humungous mai…
Five Tips for Baseball Season
August 15, 2019 by Leave a Comment
…keep these tips in mind to maximize your fun and financial rewards at the ballpark. For more info on financial rewards you can use all season long, visit https://www.bankofamerica.com/preferredrewards. Disclaimer: I am a paid spokesperson for Bank of America….
Aruba 10 Years Later
May 29, 2014 by 16 Comments
…or whatever it is you’re looking for. Not to mention, it is gorgeous and the weather and sunsets couldn’t be better! Bon Bini! Disclaimer: I was invited and hosted by Aruba Tourism (www.Aruba.com) for this trip. All opinions and views expressed in this article are mine and have not been influenced in any way…as always!…
Tinian: Where the Atomic Age Began
April 8, 2013 by 36 Comments
…I was living history. Elsewhere around North Field you can see plaques to commemorate the fallen heroes of the war and lost battalions. You can also visit old air raid shelters and the old communications buildings. Most of which are dilapidated at this point but still fascinating. Just to the west of North Field is Chulu Beach. Chulu is an attractive beach and was the landing point for the US soldiers when they took the island. Today it is calm w…
Facebook Fan Page
November 12, 2010 by 5 Comments
…king travel, what I am up to and anything else really. Please click http://www.facebook.com/leeabbamonte and LIKE the page. I will also be adding one of those little facebook icon things you can click and like straight from the site but for now you have to click the link. Thanks for helping me out and check back often as I will be adding photos and editing the site a lot once I get home and learn what the hell I am doing! It’s been difficult here…
Cow-Town in Equatorial Guinea
December 18, 2009 by 7 Comments
…a patio filled with the best patio products which can be found on https://www.thepatiopro.com, for evening drinks and dinner over the water. Mind you, over the water may sound romantic or whatever but with dump trucks dumping, rigs blazing and people yelling it wasn’t exactly as tranquil as you may think. So I check in and negotiated the price to $100! I was pretty psyched until I saw my room which was deplorably small and the air conditioning wa…
A Quick Update
September 27, 2009 by 9 Comments
…ited with hotels, etc. I have gathered some information from websites like www.shoehero.com on what appurtenances would be necessary for treks and hikes, but for the most part, I rely on others. When I was in the bay area visiting my best friend Dennis and my adorable new Godson Lincoln in Walnut Creek, California, I was fortunate to have lunch and drinks with Charles Veley. He is of course the man who’s record I am chasing and is currently the wo…
How to Spend 24 Hours in Cairo
October 21, 2014 by 14 Comments
…g to you as the Egyptians essentially started history. No other people can compete and the museum captures a lot of it and does it in a welcoming way. The museum is like an old warehouse and very open. It is impressive from the outside but even more impressive inside. Of course, it also possesses most of the King Tut artifacts recovered by Howard Carter in the 1922 excavation of his tomb in Luxor at the Valley of the Kings. This is considered to b…
