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A successful group travel is usually the result of several ingredients: a talented tour company leader and experienced local guides and drivers; friendly, interesting, and cooperative travelers; and comfortable weather. This trip got gold stars for all of the above.
We can't say enough about Serra Hughes of Adventures Abroad. We were first introduced to her in 2017, when she led us through Greece and the surrounding islands. Her warmth, charm, and wits made our travels with her remarkable, and she displayed it all again over the last two weeks. We also thoroughly enjoyed our local guide for South Korea (Miriam), who brought a deeply personal approach to framing the history, culture, and social conditions of her country.
We're sitting in the Taneda Airport in Tokyo, waiting for our last flight leg home. We'll arrive in Santa Rosa on Wednesday at 3:30pm, six hours after we left our hotel in Seoul this morning. But we'll have been flying, or on our way to and from airports, for 26 hours.
We had a great adventure as usual, and we hope you all enjoyed it also. This blog only partially serves to inform you. As always, we'll be happy to share more in person. But after we get some sleep.
ps. The right side of the blog may look a little different beginning today. Google eliminated Google Plus today. I'll see what I can do to restore a means to allow those of you who want to explore my larger use of the Google toolkit.
A successful group travel is usually the result of several ingredients: a talented tour company leader and experienced local guides and drivers; friendly, interesting, and cooperative travelers; and comfortable weather. This trip got gold stars for all of the above.
We can't say enough about Serra Hughes of Adventures Abroad. We were first introduced to her in 2017, when she led us through Greece and the surrounding islands. Her warmth, charm, and wits made our travels with her remarkable, and she displayed it all again over the last two weeks. We also thoroughly enjoyed our local guide for South Korea (Miriam), who brought a deeply personal approach to framing the history, culture, and social conditions of her country.
We're sitting in the Taneda Airport in Tokyo, waiting for our last flight leg home. We'll arrive in Santa Rosa on Wednesday at 3:30pm, six hours after we left our hotel in Seoul this morning. But we'll have been flying, or on our way to and from airports, for 26 hours.
We had a great adventure as usual, and we hope you all enjoyed it also. This blog only partially serves to inform you. As always, we'll be happy to share more in person. But after we get some sleep.
ps. The right side of the blog may look a little different beginning today. Google eliminated Google Plus today. I'll see what I can do to restore a means to allow those of you who want to explore my larger use of the Google toolkit.
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