Happy Happy Happy! Oh, what a blessing! I am so happy for you, P.A., knowing how you longed to have your family complete. Your travels would be so much more exciting as you now plan for 4! Happy for you.
I have been following your blog for sometime. The amount of travel you do is amazing. I often wondered when you had time for work. But mostly I wondered about Tiffany. She had been out of your life for some time, and all of a sudden she was back in for your summer trip to the Western Hemisphere...without explanation. Now we have it, and can share your joy. Thanks for sharing!
How lovely! I think the best things in my life have been family - Robert and the four children and although I would like, now they are all sort of independent (sometimes I think they operate me by remote control though, still!) to travel and maybe visit Ali, if I don't my life won't be unfulfilled so I am so pleased you are reunited and I hope you will all be very happy!
I\'m so sorry you were disappointed with your stay in Santa Barbara! There are so many local secrets that really do make it a great place to travel. Next time you stop by check out some of the great hikes (Seven Falls is my favorite) or try camping at one of the awesome camping spots (El Refugio is right on the beach!). If you do decide to stay in a hotel I suggest The Sandman Inn (www.thesandmaninn.com) on State. Many hotels in Santa Barbara are horribly overpriced. The beaches really are pretty down by the Wharf but it can get a bit touristy. I definitely suggest letting a local show you around next time, there are some great areas in Santa Barbara and something for everyone to love.
Happy Birthday as well Thank you to make us dream all the time ... I enjoy reading and watching your photos in mornings on my terrace, with my breakfast ... :-)
I hope more to come .. the World tour is not over ....
Big kiss to both of you
Veronique who is going back to Switzerland end of October from Saigon :-))
Very nice little beach! Love this picture, you should make it your first. We spent three-days driving the Big Sur and were frustrated and fascinated by the fog. When the sun came out it made everything seem all the more magical, and even when it didn't the brilliance of the flowers still managed to shine through the grey. BTW, I commented on your last blog, but it registered me as "anonymous" as I wasn't logged in.
Dave has played Pebble Beach It is a beauty of a golf course. We were in town about 15 years ago and I told him to see if he could get on. They paired him up with two guys from North Carolina. He had a great time. The prices have gone up a good deal since he played but he had the best time so it was worth it. He has walked where many of the great ones have walked. We hope to get to Monterey this winter to the aquarium.
5 nights in Yosemite we stayed. One of the most beautiful spots I've been. On the last day we actually drove to Merced after breakfast, and stayed. That is enough driving for us in one day. You sure do cover those miles, and quickly!
Was great to meet you! Let me know if you need info on Morocco. I used to be a tour guide 15 years ago in the North. I loved Fes and Meknes. I also teach some golf around Agadir. i was not really a big fan of Marrakesh. What I wish I could have seen, but didn't go there was Ouarzazate. I'll be in Africa in September and November, but DRC and South Africa.
This blog is just short of 10 years old. We have now move to South Africa.
Why South Africa? Simple, great wine, great food, great golf and even more amazing diving! I will for once continue to blog from time to time about home. After all, this is just my fourth continent after having grow up in Europe, lived in Asia for twenty years, and even spent a full year living the life of Buenos Aires.
Come to visit....there is so much to do here! ... full info
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