An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Leaving…for now
Having made our way down the narrow fiord out of Milford Sound, we will rock and roll our way over the next two days through the southern extreme of the […]
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An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Sounding Off
Waking up this morning it’s hard to believe that this could be our last day in New Zealand. But it will be a doozy. We’ve had time overnight to consider […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Kia Ora, Tauranga!
Tauranga in Māori means ‘resting place for canoes’ and the Voyager of the Seas is by far the largest canoe to ever tie up to the pier in Pilot Bay. […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – In Cruise Control
Someone I met recently said that traveling alone is like taking off your old life and leaving it behind you. I certainly felt that way as I abandoned all that […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Sparkling Sydney
Sydney is the last stop on my Australian adventure. I’ll spend a few days here before boarding a cruise ship for a two week tour of New Zealand, and then […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – In The Rainforest
I can’t resist a World Heritage site so Daintree National Park in the far north of Queensland was a must. The park is on the seaward side of the Great […]
An Adventurous Broad Afloat – Great Barrier Reef
The gods were surely with us when we set out from Port Douglas early one morning to experience the Great Barrier Reef. It had been windy with the sea whipped […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Divinely Port Douglas
On my way to Port Douglas for a few days of beaches and hot weather I passed through Cairns. It’s a nice enough little place notable for it’s esplanade of […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Remembering Brisbane
Brisbane was initially planned as a stopover on my way to Cairns, but an offer of a free flight on Virgin Atlantic for staying three nights at a Brisbane hotel […]
An Adventurous Broad Abroad – Magnificent Melbourne
Melbourne is considered to be one of the most livable cities in the world and I can certainly see why. At a population of just over four million it has […]
