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Friday, 5 July 2013

The Last Train to Curacao, or Some Such Thing

Posted on 11:16 by Unknown



Last August I took a little side trip to the island of Curacao for AAA.



Ostensibly it was to attend the North Sea Jazz Festival. The other journalists with me were more music media than travel, but I was there specifically to do my AAA-travel thing.



It's a delightful place that many more people have on their bucket list than have on their travel resume. I thoroughly enjoyed the few days I was there.

AAA Go Magazine just ran my piece on it. You can find it at

http://aaagomagazine.com/content.cfm?a=946.

You'll need a SC zip code; use 29605.
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