This morning we woke to very different weather...drizzly rain and a lot cooler. With jackets on we set out for breakfast at a local place where one stepped up to the counter and it seemed you could order just about any breakfast. They were fast and the food delicious. The place totally filled up while …
Category: Africa
More city life
Our morning routine, as it already seems to be, was carried out easily. We left the hotel hunting for breakfast and coffee and found a sweet European cafe for crepes. Gotta love the endless choices for restaurants here. Then we mosied to a nearby eye glass shop as one of Dar's lenses had popped out. …
The endless queues
We opted to have a relatively early start so w could cram in as much as possible during the day. Dana and I were up and at 'em but Dar had a slower start-up as she hadn't slept as well. W didn't go far, actually, only to the corner, to that very Seinfeld look alike …
The Big Apple
Up I arose well before the crack of dawn so I could drive to Silverdale to pick up Dana on the way to Dar's house in Bremerton. A cycling friend, Pam, had kindly offered to drive us the rest of the way to the airport. We had an uneventful flight to JFK, the first leg …
Africa – the next adventure
The next journey on my bucket list is Africa. Though I've been to the Horn of Africa twice, to Djibouti, with the Navy, it wasn't exactly what you'd call trips of a lifetime. This one ought to be. My friends, Darlene, from my Navy days, and Dana, from our cycling group, have been planning this …
Redpath At Ease 