My experience on Hilton Head Island South Carolina
July 29th, 2011 | Admin
Some time ago I was on vacation in South Carolina. Precisely in Hilton Head South Carolina. I was shocked and amazed to this place. A very beautiful place, beautiful beaches, beautiful sea and all the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.
In this place is home to a vast array of wildlife, like alligators, deer, loggerhead Sea Turtles, manatees, Hundreds of species of birds, and Dolphins.
This place is also provided bike path and the most amazing is a very nice golf course. Everything is so beautiful and very unfortunate if you have not been there. I forgot there are also numerous restaurants and unique shops. For those of you tennis lovers, this place is also very nice and love to pass.
About facilities, All facilities are there so complete. Hotel, Villa condominium can be rented. This island also contained two pieces airport which allows us to visit this island. Besides that it is also the Airport Express is now offering shuttle service to or from the Savannah or Hilton Head International Airport in Savannah, Georgia to six different stops in Hilton Head Island, SC and 2 stopsin Bluffton, SC.
I just said that Unfortunately if you have never visited this place very beautiful.
Happy vacation.
Himalaya Travel
February 27th, 2011 | Admin
The colossal Himalayan Mountains form a border between the Indian subcontinent and the rest of Asia. The Himalayas are the world’s tallest mountains, towering more than five miles above sea level. Himalaya means “home of snow” because the tallest peaks of the Himalayas are always capped with snow. Himalaya holiday is make a new experience that never to forget.
The Himalayas include Mount Everest, the tallest mountain in the world. Everest rises 29,028 feet above sea level on the border between India and Nepal. No plant life grows near the mountain’s peak due to powerful winds, extremely cold temperatures, and a lack of oxygen. Many adventurous people attempt to climb Everest every year. Often their venture ends in sickness or death but never stop people to travel himalayas. Most people are unable to breathe 20,000 feet above sea level because there is not enough oxygen in the atmosphere. A person will suffer brain damage when they are unable to breathe. Strong winds and frigid temperatures make the climate even more rigorous. Clearly the peak of Mount Everest is a place for only the heartiest of people.
The highest mountain peak is Qomolangma (Everest), the highest in the world, 8,848 meters above sea level; the lowest point is the Turban Basin, 154 meters below sea level. There are many people that from allover the world that has been conquers the mountain. Do you want to have a try?
Cruising the Massachusetts Coast
February 23rd, 2011 | Adminspent my summers by the sea. Always, a beach, a dock and a longing to be out in a boat followed me each successive summer as I joined family and friends at our family vacation home in Edgartown, Martha’s Vineyard or later, the Jersey Shore.
My grandmother used to belong to the Chappaquiddick Beach Club, and one of the swell things about this club is the big dock that allowed members to come over to the club by small boat.
I sat on that dock for hours, watching with envy the Boston Whalers and other small motorcraft that zipped in and out, piloted by grinning young men or bikini-clad teen girls. Oh how I wanted to be in that driver’s seat.
Fast forward 35 years, and I’m waking up after spending the night on the bridge of a 42’ Krogen trawler yacht owned by the friends of a friend. When my pal Jack asked me if I’d like to rendezvous with Denny and Laraine and spend a few days on their boat off the coast of Chappaquiddick, it didn’t take me a second to say yes.
Fatty’s Pizzeria & Pasta ~ Breckenridge, CO
February 17th, 2011 | Admin106 S Ridge Street Breckenridge, CO 80424 970-473-9802
Fatty’s Pizzeria is located just a block off of Main Street in Breckenridge. The main bar area/dining room has a ton of memorabilia of sorts hanging from the walls.
This is another of the dining rooms….
My companions and I ordered Artichoke Dip as an appetizer. This was awesome! The artichoke hearts were blended with a mix of cheeses and herbs and served with several fried flatbread wedges.
We also got some of the Cheese Bread ( I did not try this but it looked really good. The kids loved it!)
For dinner we ordered several Pizzas:
Pepperoni & Cheese on traditional white crust
Pepperoni, Sausage and green olive on Wheat crust
Supreme Pizza on wheat crust:
This is the pizza that I ate. The crust was traditional hand-tossed, and was somewhat soft instead of chewy or crispy. The sauce was mild but the ingredients were fresh and it had a decent amount of cheese. The slices were big and filling!
Overall Impression: Decent pizza, but nothing fancy. Our server was great about getting drinks refilled, etc.
