We touched down at Cancun international airport shortly after four o’clock on Sunday afternoon. The flight from Los
Angeles had been uneventful; generally a good thing as far as I’m concerned, but Lorie and I were itching to get off the
plane. We’d just spent two weeks in Canada freezing our skinny butts off and were desperate for a little sunshine.
Star Trek's, Clifton Collins, Boldly Goes to Barbados
by Clifton C. Collins Jr.
I entered the Almond Casuarina hotel in Christ Church,
Barbados after nineteen hours of traveling. During the
first part of my journey, I was scrunched between two
passengers right smack in the middle of third to last
row in the tail. Now, we all know what that means, and
I was convinced that the plane was going to go down. Luckily, my journey ended with me walking sleepily into
the lobby and haggardly trying to take care of incidentals
with my credit card, to which the staff replied... read more>>
Bimini, A Taste of the Old Bahamas
by Lorry Heverly
The allure of Bimini is a
fusion of the old-fashioned
Bahamas of yesteryear
with the eccentric
quirkiness of places like
Key West. You won’t find
mega resorts, touristy
attractions and cruise ship
crowds here. World-class
fishing, pristine beaches,
great reefs rule this quiet history. World-class
fishing, pristine
beaches,
great reefs
rule this quiet
hideaway.
