Woo hoo! Off we fly!
Here’s everywhere I’ve been so far! Click on a place to see all the articles about it.
Countries Visited Prior to the 2009 Launch of this Blog: Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Guatemala, Costa Rica, Not Cuba (that would, um… be illegal), Brazil, Aruba, St. Lucia, Great Britain, France, Switzerland, Sweden, Russia, Canada.
JAPAN (8/15/09): Tokyo -> Osaka -> Kyoto ->
THAILAND (8/24/09): Bangkok -> Phuket -> Ko Samui -> Ko Phan gan -> Ko Tao -> Bangkok ->
CAMBODIA (9/23/09): Siem Reap -> Phnom Penh -> Sihanoukville ->
VIETNAM (9/30/09): Ho Chi Minh City -> Mui Ne -> Dalat -> Central Highlands -> Nha Trang -> Hoi An -> Hue -> Halong Bay -> Hanoi ->
LAOS (10/29/09): Vientiane-> Vang Vieng -> Luang Prabang-> Two-Day Mekong Riverboat! ->
THAILAND (11/14/09): Chiang Rai-> Chiang Mai-> Bangkok-> Ko Phi Phi-> Ko Lanta -> Bangkok->
ITALY (12/26/09): Rome-> Florence-> Milan->
GHANA VOLUNTEERING (1/4/10): Accra-> Aburi -> Dalive -> Cape Coast -> Sogakope -> Aflao -> Accra ->
PORTUGAL (3/31/10): Porto -> Coimbra -> Sintra – > Lisbon ->
SPAIN (4/6/10): Madrid -> Barcelona -> Madrid -> Granada -> Cordoba -> Valencia -> Benidorm -> Alcoi -> Elche -> Alicante -> Morella -> Valencia -> Madrid ->
U.S.A (5/15/10): Boston -> New York -> Philadelphia -> Cincinnati -> Boston -> D.C. -> Florida -> Bahamas Cruise -> Cleveland -> Boston (current home!) ->
CHINA (8/8/11): Beijing -> Jinshanling Great Wall -> Overnight Train -> Chongqing -> Yunyang -> Shanghai -> Suzhou ->
SPAIN Teacher Training Tour (12/28/11): Madrid -> Toledo
CHINA TRAVEL WITH 42 STUDENTS (2/16/12): Beijing -> Badaling Section of Great Wall
GREECE Teacher Curriculum Tour (4/14/12): Athens -> Arachova -> Delphi -> Olympia -> Nafplio -> Athens
Coming Next: July Wedding, Mystery Destination Honeymoon, and December in India!
Is it really illegal to visit Cuba? If so then why?
Yes, it’s illegal because our governments have been in conflict for years and years (Capitalist versus Communist). That said, relations are thawing and it’s becoming “less illegal” to visit. Soon travel will likely fully open up between our countries, and at that point Cuba will see HUGE changes because it’s a rare country that has not been directly affected by the U.S.!
W.E.W! Amazing trip (life) you had (have)!
Ms. Marshall, you’ve been to so many places that I wanted to go to such as Japan, Thailand, Vietnam, and many more. I hope you had a lot of fun while you were visiting so many different countries.
Karen Whittal said…
If you every get to South Africa let me know I can give you some tips……..
April 11, 2010 8:07 PM