Travel Blog Page: A Walk About With Larry
Here you will find stories and photos from my adventure travel. I have been traveling for over 40 years! Amazing! A lot of life adventures! I once had a trip friends described as “a trip of a lifetime”. Then, I had another, and another and so goes my journey.
This section connects you to my latest blog posts. As you scroll down, you’ll see earlier posts. Use the tags or categories to search for anything specific you are interested in. And if you have any questions or comments, please connect!
UPDATE IN PROGRESS!! I’m working on updating, reformatting and simply improving connections on my blog. So, some pieces might not work perfectly! Be patient and if you find something amiss, please let me know!
I’m working to make things more fluid, better organized, easier to find and to offer information helpful and useful to you. Or, simply to entertain you with my stories and photo’s as you travel along on my adventure!
Most Recent Blog Posts Below!
I’ve left Green Nicaragua For My Final Travel destination: Adjusting to Home!
The photo above is a reminder of the world I left with all the green! Memories of experiences there, all the shades of green, even the humitity…helping me feel warmer in this winter gray of Colorado! Smooth but long travel
Last forest Visit, Crashing and massage and Hammock experience, final Travel days in Granada Nicaragua
Up early, packed, my big backpack stored, I headed of to the bus station. It would be my final bus experience this trip. A taxi stopped, much easier than walking in the heat. The bus was about ready to leave.
Ometepe and Granada Nicaragua Travel experiences
I found a place near the ferry terminal. A short walk! I decided I wanted to experience the village and rent a motorbike one day to explore further. I went to the village “recommended” in travel blogs. It was a
Short video collections from travel in Matagalpa and Rio San Juan.
Video collection from recent travel experiences I haven’t figured out a great way to work with videos. This morning, I was able to export them, work with them in iMovie and export! I was able to combine several short clips
Travel Journey from the Rio San Juan Jungle to Granada
Profound! Stopped me in my tracks! A description so delicious, I stopped reading and went to look up this place to see if it was real! The Rio San Juan in Nicaragua and the Indio Maiz Reserve. They were described
Surfacing in Nicaragua after traveling in the jungle
I’ve been remote! The combination of full days, lots of activity or travel and feeble wifi has not encourged much writing. Tonight, I’m catching up! I arrived back here around noon after being in Selva Negra for two nights. Before
Video of some of my actual travel experience today
Travel day! Always at least a little bit of mystery involved. Today, a lot of that! I woke early, opened my door and listened to the variety of birds greeting the day! Awesome! After breakfast, packed and ready, I left
Inside Travel Tips, from El Salvador to Nicaragua
Change of Pace! NOW….things are slowing down! I’m in my final destination. My intentions are clear and things are falling into place! So what is different? A different type of exploration! How did I get here? What did it take?
El Salvador Awesome Local Travel Experience
Quick trip to experience some of El Salvador I left Antigua three days ago. The trip here was pretty comfortable. The shuttle was about 20 minutes late and we had to wait for a few people to be ready but
Final Travel Day in Guatemala. Off to El Salvador!
Transition day! Lots of very good coffee shops here! Generally, they use either local grown coffee or coffee from other parts of Guatemala. And they are knowledgable! I’m impressed when I ask questions! Today is a shift in my travels.
Travel Update from San Antonio Palopo, Guatemala
Jared at Work! Jared is extremely knowledgable about coffee and very generous in sharing. For decades, I ask questions wherever I go. Those answers have given me new technique that totally changes what I am able to do with my
Travel Update from Antigua, Guatemala
Several small local collectivo vans drove by while I was waiting. If you look closely toward the front of the top, you’ll see the head of the turkey. Yes, there are really chicken buses here. Schedules…not so much. Somehow it
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