Colorado’s Cumberland Pass was used to connect several mining towns together in the late 1800’s. There are still remnants of these small towns along the mountain trails. You can travel most of these unfinished roads with a two wheel drive vehicle, but the best way is with an ATV. The Cumberland Pass connects the...
Mailboxes with personality – Part 2
The two plus miles of Hickory Boulevard which just happens to be on Hickory Island, will again be our focal point. Continuing on with our Mailboxes with personality – part 2, we start with an appropriate structure that belongs on the water’s edge guiding in ships from far away lands! Lighthouses are a fetish...
Floating down the world famous San Antonio River
There is nothing more breathtaking than floating down the world famous San Antonio River. The boat tour is well worth the minimal cost of $10.00 per person and $7.00 for senior and military personnel. The tour takes you on a trip that not only showcases such beauty, but so many iconic locations as well. The two un-doctored videos that...
Mailboxes with personality!
I was driving along a familiar thoroughfare the other day finding myself again looking at all the fabulous homes. But on this particular day I began to notice the mailboxes that line the road. I thought to myself, “Mailboxes with personality”! What a great article this would make. Thus, here is the result of that days discoveries. Does...
San Antonio’s River Walk – part 1
One of the most fabulous attractions that a metropolitan area could have is a waterway that intertwines throughout its inner city streets. San Antonio’s River Walk is lined with beauty that includes a variety of foliage, amazing architectural structures, and a multitude of restaurants that will satisfy anyone’s desired appetite. We have been wanting to visit San Antonio, Texas for...
My day in front of the camera
My name is Anthony Scopel. I am the founder and publisher for the travel site You, Me and The Dock. Since its creation on January 10, 2013 in Oxnard, California, we have published many adventurous travel articles, photos, and just recently several true-to-life videos. But on this particular occasion instead of me being behind the scene, I...
San Antonio’s Market Square
San Antonio’s Market Square is only one of many attractions that make this city a vacation haven. Over 26 million visitors come to enjoy the history, sightseeing and Texas’s good ole southern hospitality. In 2016, Lonely Planet ranked San Antonio number 8 on its list as being an ‘unexpected’ thrill to visit. In that same year, Travel Leisure...
The World of Roses – Part II
Hi folks, Stan the Rose Man here. I promised you more about roses – The World of Roses – Part II, and their beauty. So this time I bring you a few of my favorites from my rose gardens here in my native State of Colorado. As I walk around my rose beds there...
Paamul’s Beach and Palapa Community
Paamul’s Beach and Palapa Community are tucked away in a nice secluded area. Its serene setting is perfect when wanting to escape the hustle and bustle of the neighboring towns and their tourist traps. This quiet community has its own clubhouse, a beachside pool, restaurant and bar, hotel and even its own little church. The eco-friendly neighborhood has...