2007 U.S.Road Trip- Gap Year
July 20th 2007 -» September 15th 2007
2007 Gap Year RTW
September 16th 2007 -» March 27th 2008
2009 Sanibel Island, USA
March 18th 2009 -» March 28th 2009
2009 France & Belgium
September 3rd 2009 -» September 22nd 2009
2010 Turks and Caicos
February 18th 2010 -» February 28th 2010
2010 Central Italy
September 21st 2010 -» October 9th 2010
2010/11 Living on Cape Cod
October 31st 2010 -» March 22nd 2011
2011 Cabo San Lucas,Mexico
March 25th 2011 -» April 6th 2011
2011 San Francisco & Area
April 18th 2011 -» October 20th 2011
2011 Magical Morocco
October 21st 2011 -» November 6th 2011
2011/12 San Francisco & Area
November 7th 2011 -» July 31st 2012
2012 RTW Adventure #2
August 3rd 2012 -» February 4th 2013
2014 - Ireland
March 15th 2014 -» April 8th 2014
2016 Lebanon, Egypt, Jordan, Switzerland, Paris and London
February 3rd 2016 -» April 12th 2016
2017 - Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Armenia, Italy and Return to Iceland
August 23rd 2017 -» October 2nd 2017
2018 South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe & Seychelles
September 23rd 2018 -» November 10th 2018
2020 Antarctica
February 14th 2020 -» March 10th 2020
2021 Spain and Portugal
September 21st 2021 -» November 7th 2021
2022 Saudi Arabia
February 26th 2022 -» March 7th 2022
Amy Ross
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Hiroshima and Nagasaki Visits
The entire commentary was superb to read and enjoy. Through your words I could relive and remember many things about my own travels to these wonderful cities. So much history. It means much more when one can actually physically be there. I agree. Everyone should try to visit these two historical cities and see first hand what nuclear weapons can do.