Category: Places
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Sooke, British Columbia
The town of Sooke is another place in British Columbia that I have not seen and even though I won’t admit to a bucket list, there are some place I just feel I must go an experience for myself. That being said; Sooke British Columbia is high on the list. Sooke’s popularity as a scenic…
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The Statue of Unity
I just learned something very cool, as I was studying the statue called Christ the Redeemer for Peace Revolution. Also, I’ve noticed that Redeemer is an alias because of the Portuguese translation. Jesus Christ (Portuguese: Cristo Redentor) is an Art Deco statue of Jesus Christ in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, created by French sculptor Paul…
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Pleiadian Starseed and the Intergalactic Federation of Sovereign Planets
From the very first time I heard of either a Pleiadian Starseed or the Intergalactic Federation of Sovereign Planets, I knew it was real. My instincts are sharpened by decades of consuming information, I knew that there had to be more advanced being than us, and they just observe. Possibly the greatest impediment that each…
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Mexican Cuisine and the Amazing Avocado
One upon a time I was in Mexico City, in and area of the city called Zona Rosa, where they wash and sweep the sidewalks in the morning and you can find the most charming boutiques, cafes, and restaurants. By asking around and getting good advice, I found an authentic and award winning establishment to…
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Turks and Caicos Islands
Once upon a time I was a licensed Real Estate Agent in Toronto, Canada and I met these experts at limited partnership, real estate development. They were a couple and both with allot of experience in major resort development in the Turks and Caicos Islands. The year was 1987 and I was learning from two…
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Money for Nothing
Australia (Oz) taught me so much and I was so green in my twenties that looking back, I consider my years from the age of twenty one to twenty five to have been my college education. Also, it was the years leading up to the move to Australia, where I worked in the toughest jobs…
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Vancouver VYVE Tribe Party
Oh to be twenty something again…. especially in Vancouver for the summer of 2019, to experience the most amazing phenomenon, a new type of party activity that is totally extraordinary and completely inclusive, alcohol free and totally insane (just the same) but clean safe fun beyond your wildest imagination. I’ve had the most fun summer…
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Mauritania and the former Spanish Sahara
Mauritania has a need for modern infrastructure and help is on it’s way as diplomatic relations have been forged by the leadership to present projects to the modernize the country with more water, roads and waste management system that generate electricity from clean-burning plastic garbage. We hope to solve two problems at once, plus create…
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Dongjiao Coconut Plantation, Haikou, Hainan, China
Once upon a time a Coconut Plantation was a very valuable enterprise the coconuts were harvested for oils, minerals, fibres and milk. During the British colonization period there were coconut plantations in every colony that could support them. I visited several Palm Plantations, including coconut palms, in Queensland, Australia and the impression the row upon…
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Forest City, Malaysia
Forest City in Malaysia is a visionary project, of a scale and scope hard to describe without geographical context. Singapore is a success story, so Malaysia copied Shenzehen idea, which was to build a city facing Hong Kong to mimic and then surpass. The infrastructure is in place for Malaysia to grow for decades from…