Steve Carr

Montreal – Part 3

Two blocks from out hotel sat Dorchester Square, where the Visitor Center and Hop-On Hop-Off bus tours begin. This is the designated city center of

Montrealers are quick to make light of authority and the trappings of power. This is best epitomized by the two

Montreal, which is part of the Quebec, was founded by French missionaries in 1642. They were there to convert the local Indians

Our first stop was the historic Rose Hall Plantation, the infamous home of Annie Palmer, the White Witch Voodoo Queen,

It’s a short boat ride from Grand Cayman to Jamaica, but it involves a time change. We set our clocks

We began the day with our usual routine. Up before 7. Inna hit the gym while I walked the track

Wherever the cruise ships dock, you will always find a shopping village conveniently located well within the passenger comfort zone.

Our last tropical paradise was St. Thomas, the most popular of the Virgin Islands. Our ship docked on the

St. Croix is the largest of the U.S. Virgin Islands. It was “discovered” by Christopher Columbus during his second

I was walking the upper deck the morning we steamed into St. John’s, Antigua and I spotted a whale in