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Travel has been an integral part of my life.

Sydney Harbor in leadup to Sydney to Hobart race of 2018 This time last year I wrote of how it will not be smooth sailing for all of us in IT.

It’s time for your weekend read.

It may surprise many to read that as a teenager growing up on Sydney’s North Shore, I was already into cars.

Children play in the puddles at Bradfield Park in 1958.

Having served seafood from this house since 1889, Old Key Lime House; considered the oldest waterfront restaurant in Florida.

One of my most treasured photos – Jimmy and me, at a not that long ago N2TUG gathering.

For those who have been reading my blog posts through the years perhaps a small celebration is due as this is post #650.

When this saying of Mark Twain popped up in my LinkedIn feed, I took it as a sign that this month’s post should feature commentary on the journey I took this month.

Enjoying lunch in our new community, the lifestyle afforded by being in Florida and living alongside the Emerald Coast’s intracoastal waterway certainly has its upside.

On a sunny and oftentimes breezy Boxing Day in Sydney a gathered fleet of yachts makes a dash to the headlands of Sydney Harbor where, with just the right conditions (and from this photo and the set of the sails, that looks to be the situation), they will…

A long time ago, walking around the campus of Tandem Computers we would watch Lockheed P-3 Orion aircrafts returning from their mission of surveillance over the Pacific.

As winter days became shorter, Margo and I found our way deeper into Florida.

No sun on the Rockies, not even the light of day I feel that old cabin fever coming on It won't be long before my ship comes in Gonna sail right out of Colorado Songwriters: Clint Patrick Black / James Hayden Nicholas I am a storyteller.

Off the wind on this heading lie the Marquesas.

It’s common knowledge within the NonStop community that Margo and I are building a new home.

Sometimes, timing is everything.

A post late last year following NonStop TBC 2023: “Wherever travel takes Margo and me, I often take photos at that location.

Nothing too surprising running across this sign other than thinking more about where it was placed.

The photo may not be as clear as we both hoped.

Yes, it’s spring time and even the big cats crave shade!

Contemplating a move to the other side of the country as we look to living by the coast, has given us an opportunity to catch up with what is happening across the home building landscape.

It was inevitable as it was obvious.

If you have followed Margo and myself on LinkedIn or even on Facebook you would know all about our recent travels.

So much has been written about how difficult it is to predict the future.