April 11, 2024 
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๐ Father, I simply want to thank you for my wife. You have blessed me with a woman that knows you and loves you. She challenges me to be a better man and encourages me to love better. I pray that I can love and cherish her like the gift she is. The gift you have given me, Amen.
I thank God everyday for Sarah as i know i donโt deserve her, but God never seems to stop expressing His love! โค๏ธ
April 12, 2022 0 Comments
HAPPY BIRTHDAY SARAH!! It’s such an incredible blessing to share life with my lovely wife and best friend…And also to feel love, fun and joy grow more each year!! Thank you for blessing my life with yet another great birthday weekend celebration…And it’s not even my birthday…Well not until Friday, lol! ๐คฃย
Although it was Sarah’sย birthdayย yesterday (Monday), we spent the whole weekend celebrating and making the most of creating more memories together, including; hair salon, Turkish restaurant, walks through woods, planting 15 plants in the backย garden and much more!!ย โค๏ธ
We had a great time over the 3 days, and although it may seem that we only ate food…Sitting down at the table was the only time we remembered to take any photos, lol! ๐คฃย
April 14, 2021 18 Comments
ย Hi WordPress family! As itโs my birthday today (2nd in lockdown)…I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to raise a coffee and take a little time to thank you for your continued love, encouragement, inspiration and fantastic comments between all of you on this blog.ย I always talk to Sarah about all of you guys and how amazing it is to have ย this blog read and commented on from all around the world.ย ๐ฒย
After my incredible 1st lockdown birthday last year, i was stunned by how you all commented with your fave coffee and drinks, and where in the world you were from whilst you were happily mingling with other friends here through the comments section. ๐ย
So what iโm trying to say isโฆAs my birthday gift could you please comment below with your country and this timeโฆlet me know your fave foods etc? I canโt believe that iโm 5 stone (70 pounds) lighter than this time last year, and iโm interested to hear about foods from around the worldโฆI love food, lol! ๐ย
It would be a lovely birthday present for me to hear all of your fantastic responsesโฆIโll make another coffee here in Surrey, England, UK, grab my fave snacksโฆPropercorn Peanut Butter and Almond Popcorn and a Grenade Chocolate Chip Salted Caramel Protein BarโฆAnd look forwards to seeing (and sharing fave foods and stories) with you guys!ย ๐โย
March 4, 2021 0 Comments
ย ย ย Hi friends and welcome to Day 60 of this monumental, inconceivable and definly memorable blind sightseers tour….!
Welcome to Bonaire on this fantastic occasionโฆI wonder what surprise is in store for Sarah? ๐ค ย
Arawak Off-road Safari…ย
This trip is all about getting to grips with Bonaireโs historic best bits. Clamber aboard one of the 4x4s, and in a couple of minutes youโll be whizzing along the off-road trails.ยFirst, youโll climb into the Subi Rincon hills, where the convoy will stop at a set of time-worn Indian caves. Then, itโs on to one of the islandโs only two towns โ Rincon. Keep an eye out for the honey-yellow church tower as you pass through, then hop off the truck when you arrive at pretty Boca Onima. This rocky stretch of coastline is home to some of the best cave art in Bonaire, which gives you a real glimpse of the islandโs past.ยOne of the best bits is saved โtil last โ the beauty spot, Seru Largu. This cross-topped monument sits on a raised platform, setting you up with panoramic views of the capital, Kralendijk.
On the dockโฆ๐ณย
This shore excursion was a second choice as the first choice was sold out weeks before weโd even started our cruise. We were thinking about the 4×4 Land Rover trip weโd done in the Azores(see here) but couldn’t really get excitedโฆAs it was much hotter here and the thought of being crammed in the back of a Land Rover really wasnโt doing anything for us today. So what we thought was going to be an anticlimaxโฆTurned out to be the best trip of the whole holiday! Oh and iโd just travelled in my best vehicle of all time! ๐ย
The 1961 Yellow Unimogโฆ๐ฒ ย
Awww friendsโฆ.Let me introduce you to this Yellow, 1961 Unimog…..have you seen the tires, lol! It threw us around like crazy and i still can’t believe that he didn’t slow down for anything. There is no way a vehicle can hit rocks, huge pot holes, climb cracked hills and go around tight bends whilst travelling at break neck speed, it would have destroyed anything else and left them in a pile of spare parts, lol. I’m not sure they issued these with brake pedals! ๐
Subi Rincon hills…ย
ย Bertrand was our fantastic guide, and even better rally driver, lol. He said he had a PHD(pot hole dodger) although he didnโt dodge anything but drove straight over everything which made the ride so much funโฆWe were all hanging on for dear life as our bums were ‘getting airโ as they lifted off our seats!! ย ย
We ย climbed higher and higher into the Subi Rincon hills, where the amazing yellow Unimog stopped at a set of time-worn Indian caves. This place had lots of rocks to walk over and Bertrand told Sarah โYouโre a fantastic guideโ as she was expertly weaving me through the rocks! He told the group how the first explorers crawled through these caves in the pitch black, an inch at a time without knowing what was coming. ๐จ ย
ย Back on the Unimog…
Bertrand put the ladder in place at the rear of the Unimog so we could climb in and out. I was very careful the first time as i was feeling with my feet to find out how many (and where) the steps were. But after a few times i was flying off them! ๐ ย ย
He kept slowing down and then (klunck) slamming it into low gear as he climbed ludicrously steep and rocky slopes until we got to a high viewing point. Ikept forgetting it was Sarahโs birthday and not mine! ๐คฃ ย
ย The Bonaire Donkeyโs…
We were screaming down a dirt track when Bertrand hit the breaks. He jumped out of the Unimog and tried to call out to the Donkeys to see if theyโd come over. He told us:
Donkeys have been around on Bonaire since the 17th century. The Spanish brought the donkeys for transportation. When modern vehicles became available like pushcarts, donkeys were redundant and left to their fate.
Bonaire is a predominantly rugged and arid island, making it difficult for the donkeys to survive. Nevertheless, there are hundreds of donkeys on Bonaire present. Because the donkeys can move freely on the island this regularly leads to traffic accidents.ย
Fauna ezel thumbThe donkeys live in small herds of about 20 animals and can be 40 years old. During the day they seek the shade of the trees. In the early morning or early evening the donkeys are usually active.
Since 1993 injured, sick and orphaned donkeys are cared in a shelter, called Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire. Volunteers take care over 400 donkeys in a closed area. The shelter is open to visitors and is located south of the airport on the Kaya Ir.R. Statius van Eps.ย
I heard โEEEYYOOORRREEE, HONK, HONK, HONK) and Bertrand said โOk i hear youโ to the donkeys and โThey donโt want to say helloโ to us as he climbed back into the Unimog and drove to our next stop…
โข๏ธ HEALTH WARNING…๐ฒย
Wait a minuteโฆHow did Sarah take a panorama whilst sat in the Unimog? “Nobody likes a show off, lolโ ๐คฃ ย
ย Bertrand stopped in many interesting places, he even fed lizards by hand as we stood on a sandy park burning to a crisp.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hd0phsrO6V4
Weโd had a simply breathtaking trip on the fantastic yellow Unimog and we were really sad when we pulled back into the dock.
Back at the ship…๐ณ
After the incredible and mind bending ride in the Unimog, we quickly went on board and had an iced coffee before heading out into the town to see what goodies we could find.
It was absolutely scorching so the first place was a tiny local bar where Bertrand told us to try the locally (and traditionally) ย brewed beer โBonaire Blondโ. Sarah sat me down at a small table and soon came back with a birthday celebration drinkโฆThe 2 bottles of ice cold Bonaire Blond. The bottles were soon empty as the room was just too hot and we needed to get back outside.ย
Yay, we managed to buy another bauble for our Christmas treeโฆOh and i bought another bright and colourful shirt that youโll see at a later date! ๐ ย ๐ ย ย
The Evening Meal…๐ฝ
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March 3, 2021 0 Comments
ย ย ย Hi friends and welcome to Day 59 of this monumental, inconceivable and definly memorable blind sightseers tour….!
ย Welcome to day 2 of this ‘Tropical Delightsโ cruse. Wow what a colourful place! Letโs see what shore excursion weโre doing today?! ๐ ย
Discover Curacao Island:ย ๐ฒ ย
Youโll get to see two of the islandโs biggest attractions on this tour, starting with a drive past the islandโs salt flats and on to the Hato Caves. They were formed below sea-level and today theyโre full of stalagmites and stalactites.
Next up, weโll head over to the Chobolo Liqueur Factory, passing the Queen Juliana Bridge on the way. At the factory, youโll get to see how the islandโs famous Blue Curacao Liqueur is made. The drink is distilled from the dried peel of bitter oranges, and youโll get to taste it for yourself.
Lastly, youโll head back to the ship via downtown Willemstad โ you can get dropped off if youโd rather stay and have a look around.ย
On the coach…๐
After we boarded the coach and met our tour guide, we drove up and over the dock and had a fantastic view of the ship!
Hato cavesโฆโ๏ธ ย
Leaving the air conditioned coach we walked into a wall of fire (i mean heat) and made our way to the bottom of the steps for the Hato cave. After a steep, difficult and gruelling climb up lots of uneven and twisty steps, we finally made it (super sweaty) to the top which is the mouth of the cave. ๐ช๐ผ ย
Upon entering the cave we were quickly ensconced with darkness. Our torch could not pierce this blackened world so we stopped, turned around and let other people squeeze past as we walked back out. We told the guide (who was waiting outside) that it was way too dark and dangerous for me and Sarah, so we made our way carefully back down the steps on a tactical withdrawal.ย
On the plus side, We found a fantastic small yellow cafe which served local coffee. We walked to a table with a beautiful view (and breeze) and it was so quiet with only a handful of locals sipping their drinks and chatting. ๐ We heard the group arriving and it wasnโt long before we were back in the coach.ย
The Chobolo Liqueur Factory…๐น
Sarah was excited to learn all about the origins of this drink and how it was made, as she and her friend Caroline used to like this drink back in the day! The guide also gave us little testers of each flavour to see which ones we liked and disliked, then we could buy the ones we wanted in the gift shop. Sarah bought a bottle to send to Caroline as sheโs never had one from the actual place before and we thought sheโd love itโฆShe did! ๐ย
Back at the ship…๐ณ
After a lovely iced coffee and quick refresh we thought weโd have a little walk into the town. It was pure midday burning sun and it seemed to take about half an hour just to walk the length of the ship. But we kept going and finally got to the stunning bridge, and knew we were heading in the right direction.ย
This was Sarahโs favourite place as she could gaze upon the vivid colours of the buildings that lined both sides of the dock.
The town…๐
We had a little walk around this beautiful town to see what we could find, and first of all we found a clothes shop! โOoohhh i wonder if they sell a caribbean shirt for meโ i said as Sarah was trying to find the most colourful section. Sarah then pulled out a fantastic orange and black shirt with Curacao written all over it (see image lower down). โYes iโll have that oneโ i said with a huge smile on my face. Sarah also bought a top with Curacao on the front and we left the shop to find more souvenirs. We didnโt have to wait long as we found another bauble for our Christmas tree, yay! ๐ ย
The sun was burning hot and microwaving my bones as i walked round like the ‘Ready Brek’ man causing a heat haze around me. So Sarah stopped at a small bar and got us a bottle of ice cold โAmstelโ.ย
Thenโฆ๐ฒ ย
โHOWDY!โ Both Sarah and i spun around and faced the american man from yesterday as he continued โOh Sarah, I love your trainers theyโre so colourfulโ we said โWow how amazing that youโre here, we thought weโd never see you again. How are you?โ He said that his cruise ship had to wait a long time for the big bridge (one weโd just walked over) to lift and let us into the dock, so we arrived a lot later than you. Shortly after his wife turned up and we started chatting for a while, before saying โMaybe weโll see you tomorrow? I canโt believe youโre here todayโ. ๐
After parting ways (again) we started on the long trek back, but we did get to walk back over the bridge with the colourful buildings, yay! ย
ย On the ship…๐ณย
We quickly nipped back to the cabin so i could put on my new shirt, then we walked out on deck as i wanted a photo in Curacao whilst wearing my new Curacao shirt. ๐ ย ย
Towel creature…ย
ย On our return to our centre front cabin we found our first towel art. Sarah thought is was a rabbit sniperโฆPlease let us know what you think it is in the comments below?! ๐ย
ย โง Sarah on her tranquility seat โงย
ย And finally we were blessed with a beautiful sunset from our cabin window, wow what a day!
Thanks for joining us at this wonderfully colourful placeโฆHave you been here before?
Weโll meet tomorrowโฆSame timeโฆSame place for another adventure!ย ๐ย
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June 7, 2020 1 Comment
Welcome to Bonaire on this fantastic occasionโฆI wonder what surprise is in store for Sarah?
Arawak Off-road Safari…ย
This trip is all about getting to grips with Bonaireโs historic best bits. Clamber aboard one of the 4x4s, and in a couple of minutes youโll be whizzing along the off-road trails.First, youโll climb into the Subi Rincon hills, where the convoy will stop at a set of time-worn Indian caves. Then, itโs on to one of the islandโs only two towns โ Rincon. Keep an eye out for the honey-yellow church tower as you pass through, then hop off the truck when you arrive at pretty Boca Onima. This rocky stretch of coastline is home to some of the best cave art in Bonaire, which gives you a real glimpse of the islandโs past.One of the best bits is saved โtil last โ the beauty spot, Seru Largu. This cross-topped monument sits on a raised platform, setting you up with panoramic views of the capital, Kralendijk.
This shore excursion was a second choice as the first choice was sold out weeks before weโd even started our cruise. We were thinking about the 4×4 Land Rover trip weโd done in the Azores(see here) but couldn’t really get excitedโฆAs it was much hotter here and the thought of being crammed in the back of a Land Rover really wasnโt doing anything for us today. So what we thought was going to be an anticlimaxโฆTurned out to be the best trip of the whole holiday! Oh and iโd just travelled in my best vehicle of all time! ๐ย
The 1961 Yellow Unimogโฆ
Awww friendsโฆ.Let me introduce you to this Yellow, 1961 Unimog…..have you seen the tires, lol! It threw us around like crazy and i still can’t believe that he didn’t slow down for anything. There is no way a vehicle can hit rocks, huge pot holes, climb cracked hills and go around tight bends whilst travelling at break neck speed, it would have destroyed anything else and left them in a pile of spare parts, lol. I’m not sure they issued these with brake pedals! ๐
Subi Rincon hills…ย
ย Bertrand was our fantastic guide, and even better rally driver, lol. He said he had a PHD(pot hole dodger) although he didnโt dodge anything but drove straight over everything which made the ride so much funโฆWe were all hanging on for dear life as our bums were ‘getting airโ as they lifted off our seats!! ย ย
We ย climbed higher and higher into the Subi Rincon hills, where the amazing yellow Unimog stopped at a set of time-worn Indian caves. This place had lots of rocks to walk over and Bertrand told Sarah โYouโre a fantastic guideโ as she was expertly weaving me through the rocks! He told the group how the first explorers crawled through these caves in the pitch black, an inch at a time without knowing what was coming. ๐จ ย
ย Back on the Unimog…
Bertrand put the ladder in place at the rear of the Unimog so we could climb in and out. I was very careful the first time as i was feeling with my feet to find out how many (and where) the steps were. But after a few times i was flying off them! ๐ ย ย
He kept slowing down and then (klunck) slamming it into low gear as he climbed ludicrously steep and rocky slopes until we got to a high viewing point. Ikept forgetting it was Sarahโs birthday and not mine, lol!ย
ย The Bonaire Donkeyโs…ย
We were screaming down a dirt track when Bertrand hit the breaks. He jumped out of the Unimog and tried to call out to the Donkeys to see if theyโd come over. He told us:
Donkeys have been around on Bonaire since the 17th century. The Spanish brought the donkeys for transportation. When modern vehicles became available like pushcarts, donkeys were redundant and left to their fate.
Bonaire is a predominantly rugged and arid island, making it difficult for the donkeys to survive. Nevertheless, there are hundreds of donkeys on Bonaire present. Because the donkeys can move freely on the island this regularly leads to traffic accidents.ย
Fauna ezel thumbThe donkeys live in small herds of about 20 animals and can be 40 years old. During the day they seek the shade of the trees. In the early morning or early evening the donkeys are usually active.
Since 1993 injured, sick and orphaned donkeys are cared in a shelter, called Donkey Sanctuary Bonaire. Volunteers take care over 400 donkeys in a closed area. The shelter is open to visitors and is located south of the airport on the Kaya Ir.R. Statius van Eps.ย
I heard โEEEYYOOORRREEE, HONK, HONK, HONK) and Bertrand said โOk i hear youโ to the donkeys and โThey donโt want to say helloโ to us as he climbed back into the Unimog and drove to our next stop…
Wait a minuteโฆHow did Sarah take a panorama whilst sat in the Unimog? “Nobody likes a show off, lolโ ๐คฃ ย
ย Bertrand stopped in many interesting places, he even fed lizards by hand as we stood on a sandy park burning to a crisp.
Weโd had a simply breathtaking trip on the fantastic yellow Unimog and we were really sad when we pulled back into the dock.
Back at the ship…๐ณ
After the incredible and mind bending ride in the Unimog, we quickly went on board and had an iced coffee before heading out into the town to see what goodies we could find.
It was absolutely scorching so the first place was a tiny local bar where Bertrand told us to try the locally (and traditionally) ย brewed beer โBonaire Blondโ. Sarah sat me down at a small table and soon came back with a birthday celebration drinkโฆThe 2 bottles of ice cold Bonaire Blond. The bottles were soon empty as the room was just too hot and we needed to get back outside.ย
Yay, we managed to buy another bauble for our Christmas treeโฆOh and i bought another bright and colourful shirt that youโll see at a later date! ๐ ย ๐ ย ย
The Evening Meal…
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June 6, 2020 3 Comments
ย Welcome to day 2 of this ‘Tropical Delightsโ cruse. Wow what a colourful place! Letโs see what shore excursion weโre doing today?! ๐ ย
Discover Curacao Island:
Youโll get to see two of the islandโs biggest attractions on this tour, starting with a drive past the islandโs salt flats and on to the Hato Caves. They were formed below sea-level and today theyโre full of stalagmites and stalactites.
Next up, weโll head over to the Chobolo Liqueur Factory, passing the Queen Juliana Bridge on the way. At the factory, youโll get to see how the islandโs famous Blue Curacao Liqueur is made. The drink is distilled from the dried peel of bitter oranges, and youโll get to taste it for yourself.
Lastly, youโll head back to the ship via downtown Willemstad โ you can get dropped off if youโd rather stay and have a look around.ย
On the coach…๐
After we boarded the coach and met our tour guide, we drove up and over the dock and had a fantastic view of the ship!
Hato cavesโฆโ๏ธ ย
Leaving the air conditioned coach we walked into a wall of heat and made our way to the bottom of the steps for the Hato cave. After a steep, difficult and gruelling climb up lots of uneven and twisty steps, we finally made it (super sweaty) to the top which is the mouth of the cave. ๐ช๐ผ ย
Upon entering the cave we were quickly ensconced with darkness. Our torch could not pierce this blackened world so we stopped, turned around and let other people squeeze past as we walked back out. We told the guide (who was waiting outside) that it was way too dark and dangerous for me and Sarah, so we made our way carefully back down the steps on a tactical withdrawal.
On the plus side, We found a fantastic small yellow cafe which served local coffee. We walked to a table with a beautiful view (and breeze) and it was so quiet with only a handful of locals sipping their drinks and chatting. ๐ We heard the group arriving and it wasnโt long before we were back in the coach.ย
The Chobolo Liqueur Factory…๐น
Sarah was excited to learn all about the origins of this drink and how it was made, as she and her friend Caroline used to like this drink back in the day! The guide also gave us little testers of each flavour to see which ones we liked and disliked, then we could buy the ones we wanted in the gift shop. Sarah bought a small 3 bottle selection to send to Caroline as sheโs never had one from the actual place before and we thought sheโd love itโฆShe did! ๐ย
Back at the ship…๐ณ
After a lovely iced coffee and quick refresh we thought weโd have a little walk into the town. It was pure midday burning sun and it seemed to take about half an hour just to walk the length of the ship. But we kept going and finally got to the stunning bridge, and knew we were heading in the right direction.ย
This was Sarahโs favourite place as she could gaze upon the vivid colours of the buildings that lined both sides of the dock.
The town…๐
We had a little walk around this beautiful town to see what we could find, and first of all we found a clothes shop! โOoohhh i wonder if they sell a caribbean shirt for meโ i said as Sarah was trying to find the most colourful section. Sarah then pulled out a fantastic orange and black shirt with Curacao written all over it (see image lower down). โYes iโll have that oneโ i said with a huge smile on my face. Sarah also bought a top with Curacao on the front and we left the shop to find more souvenirs. We didnโt have to wait long as we found another bauble for our Christmas tree, yay! ๐ ย
The sun was burning hot and microwaving my bones as i walked round like the ‘Ready Brek’ man causing a heat haze around me. So Sarah stopped at a small bar and got us a bottle of ice cold โAmstelโ.ย
Then…
โHOWDY!โ Both Sarah and i spun around and faced the american man from yesterday as he continued โOh Sarah, I love your trainers theyโre so colourfulโ we said โWow how amazing that youโre here, we thought weโd never see you again. How are you?โ He said that his cruise ship had to wait a long time for the big bridge (one weโd just walked over) to lift and let us into the dock, so we arrived a lot later than you. Shortly after his wife turned up and we started chatting for a while, before saying โMaybe weโll see you tomorrow? I canโt believe youโre here todayโ. ๐
After parting ways (again) we started on the long trek back, but we did get to walk back over the bridge with the colourful buildings, yay! ย
ย On the ship…๐ณย
We quickly nipped back to the cabin so i could put on my new shirt, then we walked out on deck as i wanted a photo in Curacao whilst wearing my new Curacao shirt. ๐ ย ย
Towel creature…ย
ย On our return to our centre front cabin we found our first towel art. Sarah thought is was a rabbit sniperโฆPlease let us know what you think it is in the comments below?! ๐ย
ย โง Sarah on her tranquility seat โงย
ย And finally we were blessed with a beautiful sunset from our cabin window, wow what a day!
Thanks for joining us at this wonderfully colourful placeโฆHave you been here before?ย
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April 15, 2020 74 Comments
Hi WordPress family! As itโs my birthday today…I thought it would be a perfect opportunity to raise a coffee and take a little time to thank you for your continued love, encouragement, inspiration and fantastic comments between all of you on this blog.
Iโm sure youโre dying to find out what my fave coffee is by now, lolโฆmy fave is a double Espresso or a Cappuccino! What about you?ย
I always talk to Sarah about all of you guys and how amazing it is to have ย this blog read and commented on from all around the world. But iโd love to know which country/state etc to put to your faces? I have a flag counter in the bottom right of this blog and it says iโve reached 192 countries, but i have no idea where most of my fave bloggers are from?
So what iโm trying to say isโฆAs my birthday gift could you please comment below with your country and fave coffee etc? It would be a fantastic present for meโฆIโll make another coffee here in Surrey, England, UK and look forwards to seeing you guys!ย ๐ย
April 11, 2020 2 Comments
As we are safe during lockdown in our vault(i mean home, lol) i thought iโd take Sarah back to last year to her amazingย โCaribbeanย Bonaire Birthday Blastโย ๐ย
๐ง๐ถ Tropical Delights Tour: Day 3 Kralendijk, Bonaire
Today was the birthday excursion for Sarah. It was a second choice as the first choice was sold out weeks before weโd even started our cruise. We were thinking about the 4×4 Land Rover trip weโd done in the Azores(see here) but couldn’t really get excitedโฆAs it was much hotter here and the thought of being crammed in the back of a Land Rover really wasnโt doing anything for us today. So what we thought was going to be an anticlimaxโฆTurned out to be the best trip of the whole holiday! Oh and iโd just travelled in my best vehicle of all time! ๐ย
The 1961 Yellow Unimogโฆ
Awww friendsโฆ.Let me introduce you to this Yellow, 1961 Unimog…..have you seen the tires, lol! It threw us around like crazy and i still can’t believe that he didn’t slow down for anything. There is no way a vehicle can hit rocks, huge pot holes, climb cracked hills and go around tight bends whilst travelling at break neck speed, it would have destroyed anything else and left them in a pile of spare parts, lol. I’m not sure they issued these with brake pedals! ๐
Arawak Off-road Safari…ย
ย First, we ย climbed into the Subi Rincon hills, where the amazing yellow Unimog stopped at a set of time-worn Indian caves.
the beauty spot, Seru Largu. This cross-topped monument sits on a raised platform, setting Sarah up with panoramic views of the capital, Kralendijk.
May 3, 2019 2 Comments
YAYโฆHAPPY BIRTHDAY SARAH!!!
Today was the birthday excursion for Sarah. It was a second choice as the first choice was sold out weeks before weโd even started our cruise. We were thinking about the 4×4 Land Rover trip weโd done in the Azores(see here) but couldn’t really get excitedโฆAs it was much hotter here and the thought of being crammed in the back of a Land Rover really wasnโt doing anything for us today. So what we thought was going to be an anticlimaxโฆTurned out to be the best trip of the whole holiday! Oh and iโd just travelled in my best vehicle of all time! ๐ย
The 1961 Yellow Unimogโฆ
Awww friendsโฆ.Let me introduce you to this Yellow, 1961 Unimog…..have you seen the tires, lol! It threw us around like crazy and i still can’t believe that he didn’t slow down for anything. There is no way a vehicle can hit rocks, huge pot holes, climb cracked hills and go around tight bends whilst travelling at break neck speed, it would have destroyed anything else and left them in a pile of spare parts, lol. I’m not sure they issued these with brake pedals! ๐
Arawak Off-road Safari…ย
ย First, we ย climbed into the Subi Rincon hills, where the amazing yellow Unimog stopped at a set of time-worn Indian caves.
the beauty spot, Seru Largu. This cross-topped monument sits on a raised platform, setting Sarah up with panoramic views of the capital, Kralendijk.
April 30, 2019 0 Comments
๐ฑ๐จThe Incredible Pitons At Saint Lucia!
Sarah & i booked a Catamaran cruise to the PitonsโฆWhat a stunning trip. Last year we had booked a trip through the multiple layers of the rain forest so we thought we would see Saint Lucia by sea this timeโฆ.Wow, we were not disappointed.ย
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