Arrow Discovery Travel

02/03/2023

Cruising with family on the NCL Encore, to celebrate the life and burial of, my parents at sea. This is just the last port stop in Puerta Plata, Dominican Republic. Will post more when I get internet again.

12/30/2022

I have finally posted 4 Blogs on our Trip to Portugal so far. Stay tuned for many more.
From my website, https://arrowdiscoverytravel.com, the Blogs are under Travel Resources

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09/07/2022

Learn more about this popular travel style as described in my Blog.

Arrow Discovery Travel serves as your personal, trusted, travel advisor. I am dedicated to working closely with you to create a personalized vacation experience

07/11/2021

We made it to the end of the Denali Park Road and camera battery is gone. Mt. Denali was out this morning. Will post more from other cameras when we get home

07/05/2021

Here are some pictures of the bears we saw at Lake Clark National Park, Alaska and us humans. It was cold and misty with swarms of bugs in the meadow, but a once in a lifetime experience! The salmon don't get this far until August, so they feed on clams and grass until then. These are Coastal Brown Bears, like the inland Grizzlies, except bigger due to more food sources. The bears don't equate humans with food so they don't mind people around. Also they don't attack 3 or more people in a group. We walked single file or bunched together, depending on the circumstance and never approached closer than 50 ft, but they may choose to come closer.

07/05/2021

Today we flew from Homer to Lake Clark National Park to see bears. They were digging for clams at low tide and as the tide came in, they went to the meadow to eat sedges (grass). Here are a couple of video clips.

07/04/2021

We are staying at the end of the Homer Spit below.

07/04/2021

View from lookout near Homer.

07/04/2021

I was filming this little harbor seal swimming by when there was an ice fall from the top of the Glacier (looks like a waterfalls, but it is ice falling) and more seals warming up on an ice chunk