The Marlborough Region of New Zealand’s South Island is now considered to be one of the finest wine-growing areas in the world. From boutique wineries with local specialties to international exports to over 70 countries, this region’s soil types, abundant sunshine, long autumns and crisp, cool winters provide the perfect ingredients to produce delicious world class wines. Marlborough has 142 [...]
Imagine being surprised by a ton of warm, gooey, liquid Dairy Milk chocolate pouring directly down in front of you! In the darkened silo of the Cadbury Factory in Dunedin, NZ this is exactly what happened. And the Chocolate Fall was only one of the many surprises awaiting us at Cadbury World, definitely a must-do on a Dunedin visit. During [...]
Book Nook: One for the Road – An Outback Adventure by Tony Horwitz, author of Confederates in the Attic If a hitchhiker falls in the outback and no one hears him, does he make a sound? Swept off to live in Sydney by his Australian bride, American writer Tony Horwitz longs to explore the exotic reaches of his adopted land. [...]
BOOK NOOK: Kiwis Might Fly – Around New Zealand on Two Big Wheels by Polly Evans, author of It’s Not About the Tapas Sharing favorite travel books is a new feature of What Boundaries Travel’s Book Nook. Since we’ll be heading to New Zealand next on our journey, we couldn’t help but be intrigued by this adventure! When Polly Evans [...]
The only thing better than all of these amazing colors were the tantalizing smells we found all over Nice as we roamed the maze of narrow alleyways around town and through the markets!
Although Lisa was getting bitten by swarms of mosquitoes, she really wanted to get the shot of Mont St Michel as the sun fell and the lights of the town were all alight.
You could see it from miles away! We were driving toward the coast and there it was, rising out of the sea like something from a Star Wars movie – a city in space. Only this city was the Abbey of Mont St. Michel and it was on the Normandy Coast located on a rock in the middle of the [...]
The Pyramid of the Louvre built in 1989 mixes the old architectural styles with the new. Not everyone is a fan though!
After a long day of touring around the city it was nice to relax in front of this architectural marvel and do some reading and journal writing. Of course we had to glance up from our work on occasion to do some people watching too! Safe travels!
While the animals don’t exactly come to life and run through the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, they certainly appear as though they could! Realistic dioramas of wildlife found both far away and those from nearby forests bring an up-close look into their world. Within the wildlife exhibits it is as if you are a part of the scenery [...]
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