On the surface, a cruise on the Carnival Imagination from Miami, Florida to Long Beach, California doesn’t seem like a big deal. Ships are scattered through the high seas and there’s always one transiting the Panama Canal. However, it’s a rarity for Carnival Cruise Line ships to do Panama Canal cruises. The Carnival Imagination will…Continue reading Carnival Imagination Moves West After A Lifetime In Miami
MS Insignia Returns to Oceania Cruises in May, 2014
With a two year lease to Hapag-Lloyd coming to an end in April, 2014, MS Insignia will shed the MS Columbus 2 moniker she’s held since 2012. Insignia will rejoin the Oceania Cruises fleet, reunited with her Regatta Class sisters, MS Regatta and MS Nautica. The Ship MS Insignia was put in service back in 1998 and was…Continue reading MS Insignia Returns to Oceania Cruises in May, 2014
Montreal Olympic Stadium: The ‘Big Owe’ Nearing 40 Years Old
Slated to be finished in time for the 1972 Major League Baseball season. Partially but sufficiently completed just in time for the 1976 Olympic Games. Finally completed in 1987. Often in the news for massive hunks of concrete falling to the ground. Now, a special events stadium that sits empty most of the year. Yet, the Olympic Stadium Montreal,…Continue reading Montreal Olympic Stadium: The ‘Big Owe’ Nearing 40 Years Old
B&B’s From Our Twitterverse
Time for another installment in our semi-regular ‘From Our Twitterverse’ series. This time, we’re looking at four different B&B’s from different corners of the globe that we’re mutual followers with on Twitter. I have to admit, when I think of a Bed and Breakfast, I still have a hard time getting the image of Ward…Continue reading B&B’s From Our Twitterverse