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Gibbston Valley Winery – The Icing on our Visit to the Central Otago Wine Region

December 13, 2010
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A cornucopia of choice - Gibbston Winery offers wine tasting, a cheesery with samples, a restaurant and wine cave tours in the heart of New Zealand's Central Otago wine region. It was the end of a long day of wine tasting.  (Feeling sorry for us, yet?…
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Ten Years Young! Number Five on our Top Ten Ancient Sites

October 06, 2009
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In old age people tend to forget things.  And so it is that here at www.IanAndWendy.com we suddenly woke up and realized we had missed our tenth birthday!  That’s right – August 31st 2009 marked TEN WHOLE YEARS of www.IanAndWendy.com!…
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Haifa and Akko

July 21, 2007
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Walking through the streets of the old city of Akko.In Haifa we stayed at the Port Inn – fantastic location, and a super clean hotel.  Yesterday we explored Akko in the morning – it’s an old city just to the north of Haifa.  It is on a peninsula in the Medi
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Walking in the Footsteps of Prophets – Bethlehem & Hebron, West Bank

July 09, 2007
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The wall that separates the West Bank from the rest of Israel. Well, yesterday we were quite busy. We went to Bethlehem first thing in the morning. We took a bus to the infamous wall and then walked through and then took a cab the 2 km (mile and a half) into town because we are lazy
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Bicycling Around Aitutaki and Dinner From Spider Chinese Restaurant

July 06, 2006
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 We rented what passed for bikes, and biked around the island for the day. It's only 18km around.Since every hotel was full of the crew for Survivor, we pretty much had the beach to ourselves.  We toured the island by bicycle – and saw no other tourists.…
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Horseback riding with Ranch Opunohu Valley, Moorea

July 01, 2006
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Horseback Riding We did a 2 hour horseback riding trip with Ranch Opunohu Valley.  It cost $55 apiece, and was definitely worth it.  Our guide picked us up from our hotel exactly on time, and 15 minutes later we were on horseback for a guided tour of the interior of the isla
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Edfu, Kom Ombo and Discovering the Ancient Egyptians used ice compresses…

December 31, 2004
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Edfu Temple on the Nile River Edfu was our first stop as we made our way south towards Aswan. Here was where we met our new guide. He spoke English better than our first guide, but overall was not much more competent then the first guide.…
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Abu Simbel, the High Dam, the Unfinished Obelisk, Philae Temple and Staying at the Arabesque Hotel (or “Using Towels the Ancient Egyptians Might Have Used…”)

December 31, 2004
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Abu Simbel Early the next morning, we left for Abu Simbel. Abu Simbel borders Sudan, and there is heavy security. Tourists from Aswan are forced to join an early morning motor convoy to the site, several sleepy hours away.…
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Kom Ombo to Aswan: Ditching our Tour Guide for Good, Tombs of the Nobles

December 31, 2004
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Life along the Nile River.Kom Ombo to Aswan isn’t a very long trip. At this point, we’d had it with our tour guide. We were supposed to be taken to the Unfinished Obelisk, the High Dam, and Philae Temple.…
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Karnak Temple Sound and Light Show, Ditching our Tour Guide and Getting Stuck in a Cruise ship Line Up

December 30, 2004
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Vaguely re-assured, we headed out that evening by ourselves to the Karnak Temple sound and light show. There are various shows throughout the evening in various languages – although to be honest, the language was sort of irrelevant.…
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