Go Anywhere and Everywhere your Heart Desires!
Every day is a good day on the water. This past weekend brought back oodles of fond memories of the time when we had a boat docked at Lake Texoma. There are so many islands off the coast of Fort[…]
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The day after we soaked up some major sun on the catamaran, we arose super early to be picked up for a day trip to Lamanai, one of the largest Mayan sites in Belize. Many archeologists studying Maya history have[…]
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Living on an island surrounded by water can easily make something extraordinary appear just ordinary when we are constantly looking toward it – the blue and turquoise water that crashes on the reef and calmly laps the shore. Every single[…]
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Whenever I talk to someone about how we sold everything and moved to Belize in 2013, I often receive the same questions. Did you work? Oh, then what did you do to stay busy? Our days during this extended visit[…]
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One of the best things about living on an island in Belize is meeting people from all over. People you would never have known otherwise. People who are available to go on an adventure at a moment’s notice. It’s an[…]
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I talked Darin into getting out on the water and taking a boat tour to San Juan Island. He was focused on the Olympic National Park, but the crazy smoke had put a kink in our plans, therfore he agreed[…]
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After getting settled at the campground, we headed to the visitor center to pick up information about what things we should not miss in Dawson. The town is fairly small, so that left plenty of time to get around and[…]
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So mom saw a commercial on TV about a jet boat that goes upstream and gets very close to some class VI white water rapids in a narrow canyon with a 90 degree turn. The rest is history. This was[…]
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After our exhilarating glacier hike, we found ourselves driving an hour to the NOVA office the next day to ride a raft down the river. You can read about the hike here if you missed it. They issued us rain[…]
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After our 8 hour land tour, we just had to get a look around the island from a captain’s perspective. The seemingly endless bounty coming out of the Pacific ocean is the bread and butter of this community. Almost everyone[…]
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