Another client came to town last week to visit our Philippines SEO Outsourcing business operations in Cagayan de Oro, and that meant a 2nd trip down the “advanced” course of the Cagayan de Oro River. We took four rafts for 20 people, plus we had two Filipino visitors from Sacramento, California, close to where my [...]
I wrote about another U.S. Congressional Medal of Honor recipient, Boots Thomas, in a previous post, who was from my hometown in Northern Florida. The past few years before moving to The Philippines, since Hurricane Andrew hit South Florida, in 1992, I have lived mostly in Broward County, in Hollywood, Florida. Miami is just South [...]
I live right on Hollywood Beach, and have for nearly four years now. It’s a quiet part of the beach, about a mile North of the heavily tourist-trafficed area. I like to rollerblade and bike on the Hollywood Broadwalk, and I do so sometimes two or three times a day, rarely missing a day on [...]
Formally known as the “Hollywood Beach Super Boat Grand Prix“, but the race is really off Hollywood Beach. The Northern end of the 6 mile course is about 200 to 300 meters North of me, so I should be able to get some nice photos of them making the turn, if they race counterclockwise, which [...]
I took photos of the beach front here on Hollywood Beach the day aftere Hurricane Wilma churned through on a NorthEast path, October 24th, 2005. The eye passed about 30 miles up the coast from here, as I am less than 5 miles North of Miami. . Conversely, the eye of Hurricane Katrina, three days [...]
Every year the City of Hollywood puts on a Christmas parade along the boardwalk that runs about 2.2 miles along Hollywood Beach. I have been to two of them, in 2004 and 2005. I think they call it the Candy Cane parade to make it non-denominational. Here’s a Hollywood Beach Candy Cane Parade 2005 Photo [...]
My step-daughter Maria Jose Rondon, and her bestest friend Melissa, frolicking in front of my apartment on Hollywood Beach. Mary Jo and Melissa Photo Gallery
Here I am, making myself at home on the beach. Luckily, some alert passerby caught this timeless shot. It’s wasn’t the morning coffee, I’d been up all night chatting with The Philippines, again.