Tagged With "Hell"

I have to agree on the crowds...makes me nuts, but still you sometimes have to go there! That's how I feel whenever someone talks about walking on the Champs Elysee. But the most crowded street I've ever been on that wasn't facing a parade was the tiny Grande Rue in Mont-Saint-Michel, so narrow that you think the people in the restaurant across the street are at the next table, and jammed with more people than possible, mid-day.

Samantha and her husband had a great time drinking a liter of beer, listening to music, enjoying a pretzel, and making new friends at Hofbrauhaus in Munich, Germany. Check it out while in the area. You won't be disappointed.

I hate areas filled with tourists. Not just in NYC but wherever I travel. They are crowded. People just stop walking in the middle of the sidewalk. No one is really paying attention to what is happening around them. Unfortunately, sometimes I just...

Jonathan L shows shares some views of an abandoned construction site in NYC's Hell's Kitchen.

Jonathan L shows us some of the street scenes from Hell's Kitchen in NYC

Bob Cranwell shares an interesting look at passport stamps, and a journey to Hell and back.

". . . we would camp overnight . . . and then take the punters in to do a half day’s sightseeing . . ." If You Call Your Customers 'Punters', Do You Deserve to Have Any? https://psycentral.wordpress.c...deserve-to-have-any/

Hi ! I can only hope you don’t take too much notice of internet gurus like that. Strictly speaking they weren’t MY customers, they were consigned to my care by Explore Worldwide, who were, and remain one of the worlds best rated adventure tour companies, for good reason. Their descriptions, trip dossiers and customer service are, and always have been rated amongst the most informative and ACCURATE in the industry. They specifically warned ppl on the booking form that if they were not...

Wonderful piece, Bob. If I'd realised I'd have asked you to stamp my passport last weekend.

The Snake River is one of America's greatest rivers, flowing more than a thousand miles through some very scenic places.

We drove along the Snake River in June and it was just lovely!

DrFumblefinger shares photos of a memorable sunset Hell's Canyon.

DrFumblefinger visits Scotty's, a rustic outpost enroute to the Snake River and Hell's Canyon.

DrFumblefinger makes his way to Hell's Canyon for a fun whitewater rafting experience trip on the Snake River. This is the first installment of a three part series.

Gumbo was visiting historic Kirkwood Ranch, situated on the banks of the Snake River in Hell's Canyon.

DrFumblefinger concludes his series on rafting the Snake River with a look at some of things you'll see in Hell's Canyon.

DrFumblefinger encounters a group of bighorn sheep during a rafting trip through Hells Canyon.

DrFumblefinger shares some of his favorite photos from his Hells Canyon rafting trip.

DrFumblefinger was surprised by how many wild sunflowers he saw in bloom during a rafting trip through Hell's Canyon.

These are the wild relatives of the sunflowers that grow in fields; the cultivated sunflowers are the ones that make sunflower oil and the seeds