Visiting the Final Resting Place of a Hero: Jimi Hendrix's Grave
Growing up, my dad made sure I had a rich, cultured, and thorough knowledge of music. We listened to the whole gamut: classical music, opera, grass roots, and of course, rock. My dad is a huge fan of 60's and 70's rock, particularly the kind with wailing, intricate guitar riffs and solos. Some of our favorites were Cream, The Who, The Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan, to name a few. Oh yes, and Jimi Hendrix. Good ol' Jimi!
Why I've Changed my Mind about Hostels
While planning last summer's trip through Iceland, I made a point of writing about why I disliked staying in hostels - the dormitory-style beds, shared bathrooms, lack of privacy, and the possibility of stolen possessions all made hostels sound horrific and "too young" for an older traveler like me. (I'm aware being in your early 30s is not OLD; but nor am I in the college crowd era anymore.) While finding a 'home away from home', I like the privacy and security of my own hotel room, or at least my own tent.
Snorkeling Yal-Ku Lagoon in Akumal, Mexico
Way back in May of this year, my husband and I visited Akumal in Mexico for his brother's wedding. We were only in Akumal for about four days due to my work schedule, but we managed to pack a lot in while there, including the wedding and precious family time. One of the alternate activities that we tried was snorkeling in some of Mexico's natural areas, including one hidden gem called Yal-Ku Lagoon.
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