One thing that holds true for many of our readers is that you don't like to stay put! Read through the exciting travel stories written by Downhome's readers and perhaps you'll be inspired to take a trip of your own!
Two on Cotopaxi (1449 views) Brian MacPhee (left) and Paul Delaney on top of the 5897 m high Cotopaxi Volcano in Ecuador on Friday, November 13, 2009. The summit of Cotopaxi is the third furthest point from the centre of the Earth.
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Downhome Went on a Cruise With Us
This is one of the places we went ashore from our cruise ship Freedom of the Seas, Trunk Bay, St. John, the Virgin Islands. My son Ron, his girlfriend Sheila, her mom Ann and me with the Downhome. Thanks to my son it was the trip of a lifetime for me...fantastic cruise.
After making it to Everest Base Camp and taking the requisite photos with flag and Downhome cover, I put our names on the flag and stuck it on the main room of our lodgings at the last place before base camp, Gorak ... click to read moreAfter making it to Everest Base Camp and taking the requisite photos with flag and Downhome cover, I put our names on the flag and stuck it on the main room of our lodgings at the last place before base camp, Gorak Shep, Nepal. It is accompanied by many other flags and names from around the world, hopefully in perpetuity.
Forgive the printing. A very stretchy flag was hard to write on. This photo was taken March 16, 2013 at an altitude of 5164 m at the rather cold place named Gorak Shep. ... Hide full submission
Recently my husband and I along with 12 other people travelled to Varadero, Cuba for a friend's wedding. We had an awesome trip. One of the couples, Carter and Leah, brought with them a Newfoundland flag, and every morning we would hang ... click to read moreRecently my husband and I along with 12 other people travelled to Varadero, Cuba for a friend's wedding. We had an awesome trip. One of the couples, Carter and Leah, brought with them a Newfoundland flag, and every morning we would hang the flag either at the beach or pool and that would be our spot for the day. We affectionately termed it the "Newfoundland Embassy." This picture shows the embassy. The couple on top of the rock, Corey and Gizelle, holding the Downhome magazine are the couple that got married while we were there. Just thought you could print this as a memory of our trip. ... Hide full submission
Cuba vacation is a place to go. We had several excursions such as sky diving, a tour guide to Habana in a 1956 Chevrolet, a jeep tour. Also a tour throughout Veradero, Cuba. Loved every second. As you can see, Downhome Magazine's April 2013 issue was there as well.
Beverly Day Mount Pearl, Newfoundland and Labrador
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