Larry Prochazka

Average Day of Travel… I made it to Pangkor Island.  As usual, there were uncertainties involved in travel.  Those are always a given.  How a person deals with those, that is what makes the trip delightful or exhausting. Wayne Dyer once made a comment about character.  His take, we say circustances build character.  What happens […]

Rejuvenation and Healing Floating between realities!  Wow, where am I?  It was surreal enough to be traveling for over 30 hours.  I woke early Monday morning to prepare to head to the airport.  I didn’t see a bed again until Wednesday night! Lots of waiting and uncertainty.  Flights cancelled.  Change of plans. Eventually arriving.  Then

Photo above:  Petronas Towers in Kuala Lumpur.  Once, the worlds tallest buildings and still, an iconic skyline feature to see!  Inside the towers during Christmas was awesome!   TRAVEL ADVENTURE!!  I’ve been looking for a trip, have begun planning several, and they fizzled.  The energy went right out.  Very affordable tickets to Guatemala had me dreaming

Yes, I do a lot of work, which is fun, when I put together a trip and travel.  Similar to my preparation for facilitating a program for a client, the preparation give me more ideas about options.  It is easier to adapt on the fly knowing more about what is available. This morning, I was

It was raining hard and flooded in my hostel garden when I arrived.  It rained much of the day!  Everything was wet and damp!  The dorm here at Cabinas Tortuguero is basic, simple, comfortable and in this case, private!  After two nights, I moved to a private room!  It was nice to get everything dried

I’ve arrived in Tortuguero Massage, night walks, great shrimp, hiking early morning, good coffee, new freinds, bus rides and other transport.   I’m now in Tortuguero!   Time is flying by!  I have a few days here before going back to San Jose and my flight back to Colorado.  A few more adventures are in store first!

This image Above is From the night hike.  Lovely but shocking here with all the changes since 1997!  For context:  everyplace is changing!  This one is a bit more stunning because of cost, development, focus on tourism and changes to the environment.  Yes, Costa Rica focuses on the environment.  And the method that appears to

Loooonnnnggg time since I’ve traveled! It has been roughly 10 months since I last traveled.  Last year, I was on the road with my backpack for 5 months.  This year, so far, NADA!  Very strange for me. I’ve been orbiting in a limbo of sorts with a knee issue.  At times, it hurt standing, sitting,

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.  I told them where I was going and got a seat! Smooth!  Maybe two other

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 “tourist” town.  Locals scoffed at it because  it isn’t Nicaragua but full of tourist.  It

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 into one video.  Cool!  Now, I’m packing to go to Ometepe before long!  Enjoy!   I

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 in a couple paragraphs in a Clive Cussler book!  If anyone knows which book that

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 that, I traveled here, walked and talked to people about how to make Selva Negra

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 and walked to the bus station to figure out what was going to happen to

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?  How to I plan and search and put travel plans together?  More on that in

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 soon, we were on our way.  After bring the only tourist on local buses, it