Join our road trip fully around the North Atlantic volcanic island of Iceland. After more than a quarter of a century leading tours in Iceland, this is our first itinerary on their famed Ring Road encircling the island.
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Zachary’s Notes – Excavator Adventures & Travel Updates – July 2024
It has been a while since I’ve written my travel notes… I’ve been extremely busy. Other than a few trips to Southeast Asia, I’ve stayed at home this winter in Cedar Key, Florida. Trisha and I are still rebuilding parts of our house from Hurricane Idalia flood damage, and I’ve tried to keep myself as […]
Nepal Gay Trekking Adventure
Nepal, with its mountains and monasteries, offers a unique blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. With the stunning Himalayan range to the north, rivers coursing through hills and plains, verdant paddy fields, and charming villages scattered throughout, Nepal’s landscapes are sure to make a lasting impression. Delve into this land of mysticism and mantras for the adventure of a lifetime. For those seeking a close connection with nature and diverse cultures, Nepal is undeniably the ultimate destination.
Spain: Barcelona and Pyrenees Gay Adventure Tour
Spain: Barcelona and Pyrenees Gay Adventure Tour. Join us for 10 nights on a gay Barcelona and Pyrenees soft adventure tour. Enjoy local food and wine while enjoying the adventure that Spain has to offer. Biking, hiking, rafting and canyoning are some of the extraordinary activities we will enjoy on this tour. Enjoy the cultural along the way with village walks, a shepherd experience, and Eixample, the most centric quarter in Barcelona.
Zachary’s Notes – January 2024 – New Year’s Resolutions, and Customer Appreciation
I spent New Year’s Eve in Cedar Key, FL with my wife Trisha. We enjoyed a potluck dinner at the local community garden. We met loads of hippies, snowbirds and locals. It was unseasonably cold. I read my previous New Year’s resolutions, and I had specifically set the goal of spending more time in warm […]
Ode to Noto
Most news items keep us informed about our world but are not part of our daily experience. However, sometimes an event happens that feels very personal and close to home. That was my experience when I heard about Japan’s Noto Peninsula earthquake on New Year’s Day 2024.