She interrupts me. I interrupt her. Elle A. Muse is unfortunately not amused…
You know it’s Tuesday again, don’t you? And you know what that means! More exploration of the amazing Galapagos Islands!
On Day 6 of our two-week cruise on-board the Cormorant with naturalist guide Harry Jimenez (owner/manager of Galapagos Eco-Lodge on San Cristobal Island), we got to visit Egas Port, Espumilla Beach, and Buccanneer Cove, all on Santiago Island. It was a jam-packed day.
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Next week…Genovesa Island, one of my absolute favs!
Another Tuesday! Welcome back, Tuesday. I missed you.
Please join me once again at the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog to read all about Day 5 of our Galapagos cruise, where we visited Espinosa Point on Fernandina Island in the morning, after which we went snorkeling at Tagus Cove in the afternoon and then hiked to Darwin’s Lake on Isabela Island. The snorkeling was enough action for one day. Totally loved it. But the iguanas on Espinosa Point – amazing, totally not to be missed.
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It’s Tuesday again! Funny how that keeps happening. Almost as if it’s pre-ordained, once a week. And, because it’s Tuesday, it’s time once more for another installment of my 15-week guest blogging adventure over at the Galapagos Eco-Lodge Blog.
Today I’m blogging about Day 4 of our two-week cruise aboard the Cormorant with naturalist guide, Harry Jimenez. Read on for all the deets about Mangle Point, Fernandina Island and snorkeling at Urbina Bay, Isabela Island, where we’ll encounter sea lions, sea turtles, an octopus, and the Mysterious Black Lichen. If you’re good, I’ll also tell you all about the wonderful seafood barbecue I neglected to mention last time.
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Please join me for my third post in my 15-week guest blogging adventure over at Harry Jimenez’s Galapagos Eco-Lodge Blog. Today I’m blogging about meeting my first Blue-Footed Boobies on our two-week cruise aboard the Cormorant, my first snorkeling excursion, my first seahorse sighting, my first of lotsa stuff! Check it out.
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If you’ve been following my blog, you’ll know that last Tuesday marked the inaugural post for my 15-week guest blogging adventure over at the Galapagos Eco-Lodge Blog. If you missed that post, you can check it out now.
Today I’m blogging about Isabela Island and our group’s journey, along with our naturalist guide, Harry Jimenez, to the Sierra Negra volcano.
While you’re at the blog, you can check out accommodations for the Galapagos Eco-Lodge, which is situated on San Cristobal Island. You can also like Galapagos Eco-Lodge on Facebook!
As I mentioned yesterday, beginning today my travel posts about my two-week Galapagos Islands cruise in April 2012 on-board the Cormorant Catamaran will be appearing every Tuesday on the Galapagos Eco-Lodge blog. The posts will appear for the next 15 weeks, one post to represent every day of the cruise. On my own blog, sometimes I had two posts in one day, but those posts will usually be abridged into one post for the purposes of the Galapagos Eco-Lodge Blog.
Today, please click through to the Galapagos Eco-Lodge Blog to read all about Day 1 of my journey, where Harry Jimenez, owner/operator of the Galapagos Eco-Lodge, was the guide for our entire two-week cruise.
You can learn all about the Galapagos Eco-Lodge here and like them on Facebook here.
But now, my inaugural guest post!