With so many places to travel it's always interesting to read about the experiences of different travelers from various parts of the world. Unless you are one of very few to be privileged with sufficient wealth to travel the world, the Travel Blog is one site I learned about today, which features the traveling adventures of people in a variety of places. Unfortunately since I originally wrote about that site, the link is no longer active.
From seas to mountain slopes or anywhere between, you could find an interesting destination to read about. Taking the time to research a destination can save a person a great deal of time and money, and reading about other people's experiences is a great way to learn about the travel destinations that interest you.
You can read about travel destinations and plan your ultimate dream sailing vacations as you research the things to do while heading for your destination or once you reach it. Off I go for now as I read about another person's travels on the Travel Blog!
Treasure!
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Were you a fan of Bugs Bunny or Yosemite Sam? Here's a classic pirate cartoon you're sure to find fun! Arrrr!
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When it comes to sailing, one better know their knots! The anchor hitch knot is necessary for doing just that - anchoring and attaching a li...
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For some crazy reason I started humming the old Shirley Temple song, "On the Good Ship Lollypop"!
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It's difficult to imagine the hardship and trials endured by all who sailed the high seas in the Mayflower. As hundreds of years hav...
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Yet another wonderful destination for a tall sails adventure is Tybee Island, located only 20 miles from Savannah, Georgia! You most likely ...
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Imagine sailing to an ocean reef to cast a bottle out to sea. Enclosed within the colored glass, a message tossed and freed at last! Through...
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On December 8, 2006 Laura Gainey was sailing on board the Barque Picton Castle. As the ship rode the rough waves in the storm near Cape Co...