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  • Wild Poppies at Kos Castle Greece
    Europe | Travel Blogs

    Tripping Over History: Kos Ruins in Ruins, a Greek Island in Photos

    Join us as we look through the lens at Greece’s Isle of Kos and a state of ruins.

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  • Charles Kosman and Jordan walking the paths near Ixchel
    Mexico | Travel Blogs

    Golf Carts and Baby Turtles, a Great Day on Isla Mujeres

    We check out the popular island of Isla Mujeres and spend the day golf carting from one awesome site to another to make it one of the best day trips we’ve ever had as a family.

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  • On top of the Ruins Dzibilchaltun
    Mexico | Travel Blogs

    Mayan Ruins and Flamingos: Merida to Dzibilchaltun and Laguna Rosada

    After enjoying the Christmas holidays in Merida, and wandering its lovely colonial centro, we were excited to explore the countryside surrounding the big city. We were curious to see what this side of Mexico’s Yucatan had to offer.

    The open road was calling and we piled into our rental car for a day long road trip to see the Mayan ruins of Dzibilchaltun, the port city of Progreso and a few sites along the coast. We were also on the lookout for the elusive flamingo…

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  • Izamal Yellow City by Calesa Colonial houses
    Mexico | Travel Blogs

    In Mexico The Past is Never Dead: The Yellow City of Izamal

    Izamal’s colonial center, painted a sunny ochre-yellow, is impressive. In this small town in Mexico, the Franciscan convent San Antonio de Padua claims the largest atrium in the Americas (only the Vatacan is said to be larger). San Antonio de Padua was visited by the Pope in 1993, and countless numbers have walked under its archways overlooking the city plaza since it was built in 1553.

    But underneath all of that history is something even older…

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  • Banana Crepes, Iguanas and a Trampoline
    Mexico | North America | Travel Blogs

    Banana Crepes, Iguanas and a Trampoline

    Today has been a great day. So great that dad is letting me, Cole, write this blog entry. Okay, I’m only 5 and can’t really read or write that well but dad said he was going to use my voice, whatever that means. He says that people might enjoy a different point of view for a change.

    We got into a place called Tulum yesterday and we’re staying in a neat hotel room. Me and Jordan have to share a bed but that’s okay because mom and dad are right beside us. I like it when we’re close. Mom must have really wanted to keep me quiet because she let me play my Nintendo DS while she surfed the internet.

    They never let me play games in the morning. It’s too bad because I enjoyed waking up really early and sneaking downstairs to play it when I first got it a few months ago. Dad wasn’t too happy when he found out and from then on they hid it at night so I coulnd’t find it…

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