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Author Archives: debbie
Tonder Music Festival
The festival gates open at noon today and when we walk through them at about 12:15, there is no line, no rush, just relaxed folks strolling around, sitting, eating and drinking beer. Lots of beer. The site is huge. There … Continue reading
On the Road to Tonder-what day is it?
I am sitting on the bed in the Sonderborg City Danhostel eating licorice and wishing for bedtime. Yeah, I’m pooped, again. Murray indulges in an island delicacy this morning at breakfast in our hotel. Aero pandekager. He says it is … Continue reading
Posted in Denmark
Tagged Aero, Cycle touring, Denmark, Marstal, Sonderborg, Tonder Music Festival
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On the Road to Tonder Day 2
Murray is up early but I sleep until the alarm goes off at 7:00. I am still adjusting to this time zone and am spending a few hours awake in the middle of the night. We eat breakfast, pack up … Continue reading
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Tagged Cycle touring, Denmark, Maribo, Nakskov, Tonder Music Festival
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Travel Mode
Murray and I have a verbal cue when we usually get to the first boarding gate as we embark on a long trip. It is “Travel Mode”, which means relax, we can handle anything that is thrown at us, go … Continue reading
Australia Photos
We have posted photos of Australia before and this trip was strictly a “visit the kids” trip so the photos are mostly of family, therefore I have not posted them into the blog. We do have a series of photos … Continue reading
Fiji and Solomon Islands Photos are Posted!
Surprise! I have finally loaded photos of Fiji and Solomon Islands into the blog. To view photos, hover over “Photos”, in the main menu bar, until the drop down menu appears. Click on “Fiji 2018” and then “Solomon Islands” in … Continue reading
Posted in Fiji, Solomon Islands
Tagged Bilikiki, Fiji, Munda, Nadi, Paradise, Solomon Islands, Taveuni, Volivoli, Volivoli Tavenue
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Coyote Pups, Pelicans and Two 50 km Rides
Yesterday, after our walk in Dinosaur Provincial Park, we drove into Brooks to buy gas. On the way I spied three puppies in a field. Mur braked, turned the SUV around and we had a closer look. They were coyote … Continue reading
Missed Items from the Solomons
As we sat on board the Dash 8 domestic flight from Munda back to Honiara I noted that all the signage on board was in two different languages. English and Greek. Must mean Solomon Airlines has purchase a used plane … Continue reading
Solomon Island Villagers
During our cruise around the Solomon on Islands on the Bilikiki, we encounter many of the local people. Every time we moor in a quiet bay near an island, villagers paddle out in their hand made canoes to sell pineapples, … Continue reading
A Shift in Position
There has been a shift in position. When Murray and I first learned to scuba dive, we both used 80 cu ft tanks. Being new divers we used tons of air due to being overweighted, kicking too much and a … Continue reading