Sailing, sailing,

Chris Parker, our weather forecaster, finally gave us a heads up. We asked our agent to get our departure papers and paid up our bill at Clu...

A weather window to be precise. This next leg of our journey east to Trinidad is about 450 miles along the Columbian coast to Aruba, Curacao...

We are going to be very sorry to leave Cartagena and we'll be back for sure. We take a walk every morning and often again later in th...

We flew from Boston to Panama City and were supposed to stay there two nights and see some of the area. Unfortunately a snow storm canceled...

We have had such a wonderful time here in Cartagena. We arrived over a month ago and the time has gone by so fast. After our first few days ...

We are lucky to be in Cartagena for their biggest yearly blowout. This is around their Independence day and the contest for Miss Columbia. C...

The variety of churches here is remarkable and most have been wonderfully restored or maintained. The Convento de San Pedro Claver now serve...

Scott went downtown to the San Diego district with Richard, Tom and Colleen to see the local fiesta parade on Sunday afternoon. They didn...

Halloween is now celebrated in Cartagena, although it isn't a local holiday. It is part of a week long carnival which ends with the c...