Weekender
~ Funds raised for White Yellow Cross Foundation ~
Aukje de Jong left last year on a journey to walk from Lourdes France to Santiago de Compostella in Spain. This was her first Pilgrimage which she made in memory of her late husband Cees Goslinga, who passed away in St. Maarten in 2011 after an illness.
She started on April 7, 2013, and arrived in Santiago de Compostella two and a half...
Ready Set Sail in the Raja Ampats Part 1
Is that a shark or a mop?By Laura Bijnsdorp
Early in the morning, we arrived in Sorong. The city lies on the tip...
“This is a Hurricane”
On what was one of his last trips to the West Indies Columbus is said to have written in his diary that he had...
Award winning and local authors for this year’s Anguilla Lit Fest
By Brenda CartyThe third annual Lit Fest promises to be better than ever with several award winning authors and top...
Plans for Bethlehem Estate take shape
~ Dutch Quarter’s untapped potential visualized ~By Lisa Davis-Burnett
The WEEKender of April...
Water, water everywhere
~ St. Maarten’s water gets attention ~By Lisa Davis-Burnett
Water, H2O, is considered by many to...
Ready Set Sail in Jayapura
~ Fuelling up to see Indonesia ~By Laura Bijnsdorp
After four days of sailing, we reached...
Bird Watch SXM By Mark Yokoyama
Birds: A gateway to science and conservation
Birds have a rich history of inspiring scientific thought...
Birds have a rich history of inspiring scientific thought...
Belvedere Historical Park
~ The next big thing ~By Lisa Davis-Burnett
Once upon a time, sugar plantations thrived on the...
Ready - Set - Sail in the Hermit Islands
Catching Coconut Crabs, Swimming with Mantas & Donating School Supplies
By Laura Bijnsdorp
The Hermit Islands...
By Laura Bijnsdorp
The Hermit Islands...
Tribute to Gabriel García Márquez
By Montague Kobbe
http://mtmkobbe.blogspot.com
Earlier this month, when Gabriel García Márquez was admitted to...
http://mtmkobbe.blogspot.com
Earlier this month, when Gabriel García Márquez was admitted to...
Ready Set Sail in New Ireland
Nuguria, Lihir & KaviengBy Laura Bijnsdorp
From Bourgainville, we travelled along another...
The Long Lost Letter
By Will Johnson
Recently when reading the book “Fourteen Islands in the Sun” by Charles Graves, I...
Recently when reading the book “Fourteen Islands in the Sun” by Charles Graves, I...
High-tech made in Haiti
By Terry Nisbett
A Haitian company is producing a low price tablet in Haiti itself. The tablet is called Sûrtab and...
A Haitian company is producing a low price tablet in Haiti itself. The tablet is called Sûrtab and...
Ready Set Sail in Bourgainville
Exploring Piru, Fauro & LigainBy Laura Bijnsdorp
From the Solomon Islands, we sailed towards Bourgainville –...
Weekend thoughts
Hold out your hand, and look at it – imagine the miracle of that appendage. It is your number one way to interact...
CHANGES IN MATRIMONIAL LAW
By Bram Reinke, attorney-at-law
On January 9, the Parliament of St. Maarten adopted a legislative proposal to amend...
On January 9, the Parliament of St. Maarten adopted a legislative proposal to amend...
STUDENT GOES FURTHER
By Gerard van VeenIn the summer vacation of 1950, a Dutch priest working in France came with a group of...
Ready Set Sail in the Solomon Islands
~ Sunken ships, headhunting & betel nuts ~
By Laura Bijnsdorp
On February 17, we arrived in Ghizo, one of the...
By Laura Bijnsdorp
On February 17, we arrived in Ghizo, one of the...
‘The Passionate Foodie’
By Lucinda Frye
Our quest is for diverse, indigenous cuisine brought by the many ethnic people from all over...
Our quest is for diverse, indigenous cuisine brought by the many ethnic people from all over...
Prime Minister and SIMARC celebrate National Tree Day
~ A bridge between generations ~St. Maarten commemorates the National Day of Trees every year on March 22...
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