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South America: Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires was the first stop on our central South American journey. Our email provides all the details of our time there.

Iguazu Falls, found on the border of Brazil and Argentina, is considered one of the world’s best waterfalls. We spent two days viewing it from both the Brazil and Argentina sides and enjoyed the panorama from each side.

Last Scotland Trip Email and Sounds from the Road Posted

Our fourth and final email home, detailing our stay in Edinburgh, Scotland has been posted. In addition, a new “sound from the road”, a typical train station announcement, can also be heard. Both of these can be found at the Scotland trip home page.

Third Scotland Email posted along with Sounds from the Road

Our third email home, describing our time in Fort William, Scotland has been posted. You can see it, along with some bagpipe “sounds from the road”, at the Scotland trip home page.

Second Scotland Email posted along with Sounds from the Road

Our second email home, describing our time in Stirling, Scotland has been posted. You can see it, along with some train journey “sounds from the road”.

Cosmos: Around the World with our Kids

This was no ordinary vacation; instead our Cosmos (around the world) journey with our kids was a lifestyle change that lasted over four months, from September 2003 to January 2004. During that time we visited 12 countries, comprised of England, South Africa, Namibia, Botswana, Zambia, Tanzania, India, Australia, Brunei, Thailand, Cambodia and France, plus a prelude stop in New York City to begin the journey.

Off the Grid in Uganda

At the end of June 2008, we took a two week trip to Uganda, via London, to visit the endangered Mountain Gorillas in the southern part of the country. We visited three national parks in all.

China: Chengdu and Dali

After some rough traveling, we first visited the pandas in Chengdu and then relaxed in Dali. Among the highlights there was a visit to a local market.