Travel History

2006

June / July

Europe / Singapore

England – Brighton, Cornwall (Tintagel, Port Isaac, Lands End, Tavistock), Glastonbury, London, Stratford-upon-Avon

Wales – Swansea

Poland – Lodz, Warsaw

Netherlands – Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Volendam

France – Paris, Nice

Monte Carlo – Monaco

Singapore

April

USA

Kona, Hawaii

February

USA

San Jose

January

USA

San Francisco

New Zealand

Wellington

2005

December

USA

Hawaii, Los Angeles, San Jose

July

Canada

Ottawa, Montreal

USA

San Jose – California, Rapid City – South Dakota

June

New Zealand

Christchurch, Wellington, Auckland

May

Japan

Tokyo

April

USA

Phoenix, Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Flagstaff

Los Angeles, San Francisco, San Jose

January

New Zealand

Auckland, Wellington

Singapore

Singapore

2004

November

New Zealand

Auckland

September

New Zealand

Auckland, Rotorua

June

Canada

Ottawa

USA

Los Angeles

May

Japan

Tokyo

April

USA

San Jose

January

USA

Rapid City, South Dakota; Las Vegas, Nevada

2003

July

United Kingdom

London

Europe

Paris, France; Lucerne; Rome, Venice, Florence, Italy; Innsbruck, Austria; Germany; Amsterdam, Holland

April

USA

Las Vegas

March

USA

Florida

2002

July

USA

Orlando, Florida; Disney Cruise, Bahamas; New York, New York

2001

November

Ireland

Dublin

Singapore

Singapore

March

USA

Los Angeles, California; Tijuana, Mexico; Las Vegas, Nevada

Boston

2000

July

USA

Orlando, Florida; Houston, Texas; San Francisco, California

1999

November

Canada

Vancouver, Whistler

USA

Seattle, Washington; Honolulu, Hawaii

March

USA

Orlando, Florida

1998

October

United Kingdom

London, England; Edinburgh, Scotland

Ireland

Dublin

Singapore

Singapore

February

USA

Las Vegas, Nevada ; San Francisco, California

1998

November

USA

Anaheim , California ; Las Vegas , Nevada

1991

March

USA

Anaheim, California

2 Comments

  1. November 13, 2006

    Mark,
    I stumbled across your site because of your “Windows Vista RC1 on Dell 9150” blog entry. I have a 9150 that I’m currently thinking of introducing to Vista (partly ‘cos of some WinXP installation issues I’m hitting right now).
    Then I noticed that you work with Flex: one of my team recently completed a small in-house Flex project for us (I work in IT at American Airlines in Texas, USA).
    Then I noticed that you live in Sydney – my wife & I visited Sydney while touring eastern Australia a few years ago – we loved it!
    Then I noticed that you visited England in June & July. I’m from England (left there in 1990) and I was there too, with my wife and kids, visiting most of my family, in June & July (we visit most summers).
    Then I noticed that you visited Tavistock – I’m FROM Tavistock! That’s where we were staying, with my parents, in June & July (it’s just inside Devon BTW, not Cornwall, but you’re forgiven ;)).
    Then I noticed that you visited Tintagel, Port Isaac and Lands End while you were there – we visited all of those places too this summer.
    Oh, and also: I used to go to rock festivals in Glastonbury (sadly over 20 years ago), I lived in London for 8 years, we used to visit Brighton regularly during the London summers, I always take visitors to Stratford, I used to work extensively in Paris, we lived in Nice for 15 months (and we’d visit Monaco every month), and, after Paris, San Francisco is one of my favorite cities and Monument Valley one of my favorite non-cities. Finally, aside from Paris, Lucerne, Innsbruck and Amsterdam are 3 of my favorite European cities.
    Wow, small world.
    But why Rapid City, South Dakota?? 😉

  2. November 13, 2006

    Why South Dakota?
    Well it was my wife Ruth’s choice, she wanted to get out of the US cities and see some of the US Midlands, visit “Wounded Knee” which has quite a bit of Native American history and I wanted to see Mt Rushmore and the Crazy Horse monument. While there we also discovered Deadwood (before the TV show) and Devils Tower (thats in Close Encounters of the Third Kind). Its a great place to visit and we’ve been back again since!

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