Part three: rock bottom

The next in my series of stories from Antigua. This includes a visit to Nelson Dockyard, more rain, more welts, and more anguish. Ah... holidays. https://paulpanchyshyn.com/part-three-rock-bottom/

Japan Travel Moment: praying

Before entering any sacred temple in Japan, there’s a certain ritual that should be followed. First, wash your hands in the fountain provided. You will see several long-handled ladles to assist you. While there are numerous signs saying "DO NOT DRINK," you will inevitably see people drinking the water anyway. It is recommended you do …

Japan Travel Moment: the Washlet

Of all the technological advances Japan is famous for, none is greater than toilet seat bidet, often known as a Washlet. I’m not sure if this is an amalgamation of “Wash and Toilet” or an acronym for “Wash Ass SHit Liberally Every Time.” These are a dream for weary bums wedged into airplane seats far …

Six Days, Seven Nights (or thereabouts) on Kauai, pt. 5

More fun and adventure from our trip to Kauai in 2000. I'm interested to know if anyone has been there recently and knows if it has changed from being a rustic getaway to tourist hot spot. We loved Kauai for it's beautiful secluded beaches and laid back vibe. In this episode we find the illustrious …

Six Days, Seven Nights (or thereabouts) on Kauai, pt. 2

The second part of our magical trip to Kauai in 2000. As I have stated earlier, the true joy of travel writing is reliving these stories over and over again, even 20 years later. https://paulpanchyshyn.com/six-days-seven-nights-or-thereabouts-on-kauai-pt-2/