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Stewart Island fisherman John Colin Barry has been fishing for about 30 years. He has never held a skipper's licence.
Easy Rider skipper Rewai Karetai was criticised for not having a skipper's certificate when it capsized in March 2012, claiming eight lives, including his own.
The issue of having a skipper's ticket was highlighted again two years after the loss, when his widow, Gloria Davis, came under the hammer amid claims she knew he did not have one.
She pleaded not guilty to three charges under the Health and Safety in Employment Act and two under the Maritime Transport Act. A defended hearing was held in the Invercargill District Court last month but Judge John Strettell has reserved his decision.
It has been revealed other fishermen are also flouting industry regulations. Maritime New Zealand is now looking into whether Mr Barry has been operating in compliance with the rules.
Mr Barry, who fishes for Urwin and Company, claims he is not the only one without a ticket.
He had been fishing for about 30 years and "clocked up 40,000 hours behind the wheel".
He confirmed he skippered the Neroli and did not have a ticket but carried someone who did.
"Of course I am the skipper, I have much more experience. I only have to carry someone with a ticket."
He had never got around to sitting his ticket until now and would be qualified within two weeks, he said. Other fishermen were in the same position and it was a way of life, he said.
"After Maritime changed the rules, a lot of people never changed with them. It has been going on forever."
He believed in the wake of the Easy Rider tragedy, Maritime was after more skippers because it was being dragged over the coals.
A Maritime spokeswoman said Maritime had continuously led industry and community engagement on fishing vessel stability and safety.
After the loss of the Kotuku vessel in Foveaux Strait in 2006, it engaged with the local community about deck cargo, freeing ports and vessel stability.
Similar engagements occurred in 2013 after the loss of the Easy Rider, and it had also carried out several safety actions as a result of the sinking, including issuing a booklet on fishing vessel stability and completing an assessment of the Owenga Class of fishing vessels in May 2012 after the release of urgent recommendations by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission.
In August 2012, it released the Fishing Sector Action Plan (launched jointly by the minister of labour and associate minister of transport).
Maritime was also about to change the system it used to manage the domestic commercial fleet.
The new Maritime Operator Safety System (MOSS) would improve safety across the sector but it was not a response to Easy Rider, she said.
From April, entry into MOSS would happen after expiration of an operator's SSM certificate.
New Zealand Federation of Commercial Fishermen Executive Committee member Peter Scott said the federation would not condone not having a ticket and was involved with safety programmes.
Tickets also set limits on certain areas a vessel could fish in and some fishermen held the wrong tickets. He was aware of other fishermen, one in particular, who had no ticket for his whole career.
Another fisherman's ticket was so old, it was on cloth, he said.
Maritime Standards general manager Sharyn Forsyth said its records "do not show John Colin Barry as having a skipper's licence".
As the owner of the Neroli vessel, Mr Barry was aware of the legal requirement to have a licensed skipper operating the vessel. However, he could still be compliant with the rules if he employed a qualified skipper to operate the vessel.
Maritime was looking into whether he had been operating within the rules and would not make any further comment while its inquiries were ongoing.
Maritime took any instances of operators acting without the appropriate documentation seriously, she said.
Ensuring vessels and individuals were operating with the appropriate maritime documents had always been a critical focus of Maritime's approach. email@example.com
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Yogyakarta, the Soul of Indonesia
"That is so cool, you're going to Bali!" my friend said when I announced I would travel soon.
"Not just Bali. I am going to Indonesia," I specified, much to his amusement and disbelief.
"What for?!" he asked.
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Oh well, I would find out soon enough, I thought. A country as big as Indonesia was bound to have something more to offer to its visitors other than Bali, I figured.
Don't get me wrong, Bali is great and I would learn that soon enough -- although I don't surf (yes, you did read me right!) I found plenty of things to keep me entertained there.
I never thought it would end up this way, but Yogyakarta really was the highlight of my trip to Indonesia.
"But you don't like cities, Claudia!" objected my friend when I mentioned this, once back.
Come to think of it, I really don't enjoy cities so much when I travel and after 2 days exploring, everything looks the same to me: "It is just all concrete" is my typical justification for wanting to escape a city.
"What can I say? There's bound to be an exception to the rule, and Yogyakarta is one of these cases!" I told my friend, who was as much in disbelief as I was.
One of the things I enjoy the most when I travel is learning about the history, traditions and cultures of the country I am visiting. And Yogyakarta is a great place to do that.
The Soul of Indonesia
Considered the soul of Indonesia and its cultural and artistic centre, I found Yogyakarta to be a lively and fun city.
It's an incredible mix of modern life – imagine traffic jams, scooters zipping through traffic, fast food chains and trendy restaurants – and the highest expression of millenary cultures such as the production of batik, ancient rituals and traditional music.
Not to mention, Yogyakarta was the perfect starting point to explore the nearby temples of Prambaban and Borobudur.
Yet, what really made me fall for Yogyakarta is its incredible atmosphere. People there are kind, friendly beyond imagination, and always smiling. Not only they would say it was ok to take pictures of them, but they would pose, smile and then demand that I also posed for a picture with their smart phone.
It was quite simple: Yogyakarta welcomed me, just as it welcomes its many visitors, and it makes it incredibly hard to say goodbye.
My journey through the history of Java actually started in Kaliurang, at about 25 km from Yogyakarta. I didn't know it when I headed there, but Kaliurang makes for a really good escape from Yogyakarta when the weather gets too hot in the city, as it is located at 900 meters above sea level. There, the temperatures are pleasantly mild compared to those of the rest of the country – something that shouldn't be underestimated!
The main feature of Kaliurang is its Ullen Sentalu museum, where a guided tour through the exhibit allowed me to get a proper feel of the role of the wives of the sultans and of the overall Javanese culture.
Walking Through Chaos
Little did I know, when I left Kaliurang, that I would soon be walking through chaos. By then, I should have known that cities in Indonesia are less than quiet. But what in other places can be overwhelming traffic, becomes lively and in a way funny in Yogyakarta. The multitude of scooters that incessantly moved from one side of the city to the other stopped by to look at me, just as curious as I was when I stared at them. They waved and smiled as I made my way across the busy street.
"Can I take a picture, sir?" I asked to a man on a scooter with his children.l
Not only I could, but he demanded his kids to turn around and smile at me for the occasion.
"Hi girls, do you mind if I take a picture of you?" I asked a group of veiled teenagers who were busy chatting.
"Yes, but then you have to pose with us!" they said, as they pointed to their selfie sticks.
And so went my afternoon, as people stopped me as much as I stopped them, eager to pose for the camera.
A Complicated History
In the days I spent in Yogyakarta, I resolved that there is no better place than Yogyakarta to uncover and get a better understanding of the interesting and at times complicated history of Indonesia. I was surprised to learn that they city is still governed by a sultan, and that it served as the capital of Indonesia between 1946 and 1959.
It was founded by Prince Mangkubumi, a Sultan who started the construction of the Royal Palace upon coming back in the area in 1755. Soon, Yogyakarta became the symbol of resistance to the colonial power.
I started my exploration and immersion in the history of Java at the Royal Palace and the Water Palace of Yogyakarta. They are a real oasis of peace within the lively chaos of the city, with their tiny colorful alleys, the artists' parlors, the mosques, schools and markets, the children biking around, stopping to observe the tourists and exchange a few words.
"Where are you from? Do you want to take a photo with me?" they demanded.
"I certainly will," I replied as they gave me their best grin.
Life seems to be following a different path and to have a different pace in the fortified citadel.
The Kraton, or Royal Palace, is the enormous palace where the sultan of Yogyakarta still lives, and the heart of the fortified city. This is where the Sultan locked himself when in 1948 the Dutch occupied the city. The various beautiful buildings, the fantastic carvings and decorations and the exhibits on the lives of the sultans are interesting ways to learn about the history of the city and of Indonesia.
The Kraton was also a good place to observe some of the country's traditions. One of the features I was able to experience is the consistent sound of gamelan, a traditional javanese instrument that is played in the palace. Chores such as the maintenance of the palace are taken very seriously – so much so that the attendants wear the traditional javanese costumes and they pass their jobs to succeeding generations.
The Taman Sari
I also enjoyed the Taman Sari, or Water Palace. This is a gorgeous park with palaces, pools and channels that was once used by the sultans, their wives and their circle for recreation purposes. It is a pleasant place to walk around, especially as there are no cars there! Such a difference from the buzzing traffic of the city.
But Indonesia liked reminding me that life isn't as simple, as straightforward. Its contrasts are easily visible. Beautiful colonial buildings stand proud next to the most modern architecture. Traditional dances and rituals are celebrated every day, undisturbed by the traffic and noise of the millions of cars and scooters.
The job market is hungry for young people to employ in jobs that could not scream more 21st century than that – such as social media managers - but at the same time many proudly keep working on traditional occupations. No place in Indonesia is better than Yogyakarta to observe and experience these contrasts.
Crossing the busy streets of the city (or shall I say, being stuck in traffic?) I reached Kota Gede, famous for its silver factories and packed with labs where skilled hands produce incredible jewels. The speed at which the workers make earrings, brooches etc made it look fairly simple. Some organize workshops for visitors, and I thought it may be a good idea to try.
Needless to say, it was easier said than done. After hours of trying with all the right instruments and the supervision of a teacher, I was unable to produce anything worth wearing and I resolved to observe the fantastic jewels displayed instead.
Trying to Batik
Feeling a bit of a failure for being unable to produce a simple silver brooch, I thought that perhaps I could use my artistic skills to do something else. I was great at drawing and coloring in school and in my mind these skills should be invested in producing batik, the traditional colorful printed fabrics Indonesia is famous for. So I headed to the batik museum and signed up for another workshop, to learn how batik is made.
Sitting on a tiny wooden stool, I was handed a wooden board with a piece of white cotton fabric where a drawing had been previously penciled. I was then given a pen which I would have to dip in boiling wax and use to trace all the drawings.
Once cold, the wax hardens and the fabric is taken apart from the board. It is then dyed and in the process the wax melts again, leaving the drawing visible. Needless to say, I was hopeless at this too: my finished batik is packed with stains of wax which I dropped all over as I traced the intricate drawing.
Of course, the fact that my art heyday is a thing of a far away past should have been warning enough not to embark on such a difficult task, but it was an enjoyable thing to do anyways and it made me appreciate batik and its production process even more.
Shopping at JL Malioboro Road
So much I appreciated it that after my failed attempts at making batik I thought I would show how much I liked it by jumping back into the 21st century and acting like a proper shopaholic. I went straight to Jl Malioboro road, Yogyakarta busiest shopping street, and shopped till I dropped.
And then, another journey through history began, as the morning after I headed to Borobudur, one of Indonesia most famous archeological sites.
It is little wonder that this is among the UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Indonesia. Located on beautiful hills covered by rice patties and palm trees, it is easy to understand why this 9th century Buddhist temple (the largest in the world) is one of Indonesia top attractions.
As many others, I decided to visit Borobudur at sunrise. I headed there when it was still dark and climbed the many steps to the top, where I waited for the sun to make its appearance. Gorgeous at any time of day, Borobudur shines of a special light at sunrise and that made my early wake up very worth it.
Prambanan Sparkles at Sunset
If Borobudur shines at sunrise, Prambanan sparkles at sunset. Another UNESCO site, Prambaban is the largest Hindu temple of Java. It is a gorgeous and very big site to walk around, although the most interesting part is the central complex. I visited in the late afternoon and when I saw that the sun was about to set, I moved from the central complex and went a bit far, so that I could get a whole view of the site.
Yet, the best view I got of Prambanan the one I got from the nearby restaurant. The restaurant is mostly geared to tourists and this may turn up many noses. But to be quite frank, the views I got of the distant Prambaban temple completely illuminated were so worth it that, given the chance, I would go again!
"Now I see it!" said – albeit reluctantly - my friend when I showed him the pictures I took in Yogyakarta. There was the proof that Yogyakarta is an absolute must see for anybody who travels to Indonesia. I would definitely go again.
Claudia Tavani is a former human rights lawyer and academic, Claudia abandoned her career to follow her true calling, which has taken her on many adventures and misadventures across the world. Through her blog, Claudia shares her inspiring stories, provides tips for other travelers and occasionally goes on a rant. Her mission? Hiking her way up all volcanoes in the world. Read her blog, My Adventures Across the World.
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Vancouver, Victoria and Tofino British Columbia
Enjoying the highlights of a beautiful region
By Tab Hauser
Vancouver, B.C. for many tourists is a starting point for cruises to Alaska giving the city a day's look before boarding. What travelers should know is that Vancouver and Vancouver Island nearby offers beauty, softadventures, great food, bears, whales, easy nature hikes and more. Our visit started on the coastal nature town of Tofino for three nights. From there we spent two nights in Victoria followed by two nights in Vancouver.
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First Stop: Tofino
Our visit started with a rented car at Vancouver airport for the short drive to the BC Ferry Terminal (www.bcferries.com). From here we crossed over to Nanaimo on Vancouver Island in a large comfortable ship and then drove a mostly scenic 3 ½ hours to Tofino where checked i nto the world class Wickaninnish Inn, (www.wickinn.com).
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Tofino to me is like the Caribbean of the north. It is an easy going laid back place for people that enjoy the outdoors and good regional food.
With only two full days here we carefully chose a few "must do" things to do. We started with a Tofino Sea Kayaking tour (www.tofinoseakayaking.com) to Meares Island.
This will get you to see the beauty of the local water and experience walking in an old growth forest with trees over 500 years old.
Another highlight in Tofino was our bear watching cruise with The Whale Centre (www.tofinowhalecentre.com). These cruises travel inland through flat water and leave at low tide because that is when the bears come down to the water and lift rocks looking for food.
From our open 24 foot boat we spotted 13 bears in different areas including three different mothers watching over one to three cubs each. A free must do activity here should include some easy hiking in the Pacific Rim National Preserve. We chose the Schooner Cove Trail because it is 1.2 mile hike through the lush forest arriving at a scenic beach.
The path is nearly flat going over a boardwalk much of the time. Another option in Tofino would be a whale watching cruise. Whether you see bears or whales can depend on the season. For complete information on activities go to www.tourismtofino.com
Tofino's six square blocks on the water is a nice town to stroll around. Here we peeked into shops, sampled smoked salmons, tried a local beer and looked at menus. Tofino is a destination for foodies of all budgets and it is difficult to single out a place to eat. Whether we had a meal at a restaurant or shared a takeout table with surfers, everything was fresh and delicious.
One morning we ordered room service at the Wick Inn and had their salmon platter. This room temperature plate consisted of both cold and hot smoked fish and my favorite, smoked maple which they call salmon candy. The salmon is abundant here.
To Victoria
From the Wick Inn we drove four hours to the old city of Victoria with a stop half way at the Stamp River Provincial Park. If you are here in spawning season this is an easy place to watch the salmon migrate and jump the powerful rapids. It is a sight not to miss.
Victoria, our next stop, is a city centered on a pretty harbor. Most sights are within a 20 minute walk or a five minute water taxi. On arrival we checked into the Marriott Inner Harbor and strolled the waterfront. The harbor here is always bustling with seaplanes, boats of different types and water taxis all making the landscape fluid.
Robert Bateman Gallery
After taking it all in we walked past the landmarked structures of the Fairmont Empress (1908) and the Parliament building (1897) before ducking into the Steamship Terminal and seeing the Robert Bateman Gallery (www.batemancentre.org). for his paintings on nature and animals.
Our walk continued along the shore to the Fisherman's Wharf (www. fishermanswharfvictoria.com). Fisherman's Wharf is worth a visit to see the different houseboats that are creatively painted and decorated. At the docks there are casual places to eat.
You may also find a friendly sea lion opposite the fish and chips counter who swims up and takes raw fish from people's hands. From the wharf we took a water taxi back to the main dock enjoying the views of the buildings in the early evening sun.
With a tip from the friendly concierge at the Marriott we decided a sunset would start the night off properly at Clover's Point several minutes away. This narrow peninsula lets you watch the sunset over the water while seeing the light change on the tall mountains to the east. Our entertainment that night was a ghost walk with www.discoverthepast.com. This 90 minute tour around the buildings by the harbor was more entertaining and historical than scary.
Gardens and Whales
Our second day started early with a visit to the region's best attraction called Butchart Gardens located 30 minutes north of Victoria. These gardens were the home of Robert and Jennie Butchart who lived near their cement plant and quarry.
In 1907 they commissioned a Japanese garden to be built. In 1912 when the quarry was exhausted Mrs. Butchart built a sunken garden that was completed in 1921 and is the highlight here.
Other gardens include the Japanese, Italian, Rose and Mediterranean. This place receives a million visitors a year so consider arriving when it opens or late in the afternoon when the bus tours are leaving.
Allow a leisurely 90 minute stroll. We continued our day in Victoria with a quick visit to Chinatown and the Victoria Market of which neither impressed us.
From the market we walked to the waterfront for a nice lunch at Nautical Nellies before taking a whale watching cruise with Springtide. (www.victoriawhalewatching.com).
Whale tours are a leading attraction in Victoria because the whales stay close to the city. Tours can be done in open inflatables or on larger boats where you can get some protection from the wind or rain. The inflatables gets you to the whales faster but you can bounce a lot in choppy seas.
We opted for Springtides 54 foot for the better ride. The downside to this larger boat was that it was packed with a tour group making it a little crowded.
On board a naturalist talked about the area wildlife. Leaving Victoria Harbor our captain set a course west to the San Juan Islands in the United States due to previous sightings.
On our way out we lingered around a hump back whale just outside the harbor. That afternoon we viewed several orca whales either traveling solo or in groups of two or three from about 250 yards away. During our three hour tour the captain passed by rocky outcrops to view the sea lions.
After departing we walked to the Royal B.C. Museum founded in 1886. For those interested in native history there is a good viewing of artifacts from the people of the First Nations. Go to www.royalbcmuseum.bc.ca to see what is being displayed or playing in their IMAX. At night we visited the Empress Hotel to stroll around the lower level looking at very old photos and menus before completing the evening at the Bengal Lounge upstairs. This lounge is a throwback to the English Empire days of soft leather couches, tiger skins and slow ceiling fans Here we enjoyed their signature classic cocktails that have been the poured the same way for over 100 years.
F erry to Vancouver
Our last leg of our trip to Vancouver started with a 9AM ferry boat to city. Vancouver is squeezed between the mountains and sea and has moderate temperatures.
Their residents have a reputation for loving the outdoors and it is said one can ski in the morning, golf in the afternoon and later take in a sunset kayak ride. To enjoy the outdoors the city is bordered on the west by Stanley Park which covers 1001 acres making it one of the largest urban parks in North America.
This was also our first stop on the hop on-hop off bus tour. To slow down and learn about the park we opted to take a 45 minute carriage ride. This ride went through part of the park where we learned about the different wild life that lives in this second growth forest.
Stanley Park has the perfect bike / walking trail that goes 5 ½ miles along the seawall. There is another 17 miles of paths inside the park. After our carriage ride we hopped back on the bus that looped around the park with stops for photos.
Being hungry we hopped off the bus at the water taxi stop for the Granville Island Public Market on Granville Island (www.granvilleisland.com). This market should not be missed. We enjoyed different smoked and fresh pepperoni salmon sticks along with ethnic and regional foods from the counters. The market is lined with produce, seafood, and meat counters, pastry shops, cooked foods and more. In the courtyard there was live music to be enjoyed along with the water views.
To the Lookout!
With the afternoon sun getting lower in the sky our next stop was Vancouver Lookout! (www.vancouverlookout.com). Here 553 feet above the city you get a 360 degree view of the region. We were able to see Vancouver Island 20 miles to the west and the entire profile of 10,800 foot Mt. Baker 60 miles away to the southeast. Dinner that night was in the lively area around English Bay and Denman Street.
Our second day started with Sea Vancouver (www.seavancouver.com). This was a fun "wind in your hair" inflatable boat ride that circles around Vancouver Harbor, zooms around Stanley Park to English Bay and goes slowly in False Creek before returning. On board the captain stopped at different points of interest. From the marina we walked ten minutes to Robson Street for lunch and another five minutes to the Roedde House Museum. (www.roeddehouse.org/en)
This fully restored Victorian home in the Queen Anne revival style was built in 1893 for the family of Gustav Roedde, the city's first bookbinder.
Visiting here is a good way to see how a middle class, immigrant family lived at that time. We finished our afternoon by getting a feel of the city by walking along Davie Street and then hopping back on the bus to finish its loop.
That night we had dinner in lively Gastown where the streets and pubs were full of people.
Our last day started with Fly Over Canada (www.flyovercanada.com) located at Canada Place on the water. This is an exhilarating eight-minute simulation fly over covering the best of Canada. It was so moving and enjoyable that we regret it ended.
The Suburbs Are Worth a Visit
Wishing a break from the city we drove 15 minutes to Capilano Suspension Bridge Park (www.capbridge.com) where we were totally removed from the urban landscape.
This park started in the early 1900's and is made up of pedestrian suspension bridges and nature trails. The largest of the seven bridges stretches 450 feet across and is 230 feet above Capilano River. The "Treetops Adventure" has seven smaller bridges 100 feet high connected to the evergreens. Nearby is acliff walk where we spotted a bald eagle on a tree.
Our day continued with a short drive to Grouse Mountain (www.grousemountain.com). They call this the peak of Vancouver because it has a bird's eye view of the city. Here we took the cable car to their lodge for lunch and watched the entire city get totally engulfed in fog.
After lunch we viewed their resident rescued grizzly bear and watched a corny lumberjack show before getting on the chair ride to the peak at 4039 feet. At the peak you get to see the higher mountains to the east. We ended our visit coming down the cable car with the sun setting over the ocean.
Vancouver offers many activities to do that includes renting bikes for Stanley Park to various museums of any interest. There are also a host of water activities. Further, if you are a skier or hiker visitors can drive two hours to Whistler Mountain where the winter Olympics were held. The best place for planning a trip here would be to visit www.tourismvancouver.co
Tab Hauser was President of two small family businesses before selling out and embracing his passion for writing and photography. When not at his home in Glen Cove, NY he is traveling the United States and world where he visited 42 countries so far. His travel blog is www.tabhauser.com
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this city is on a roll!
By Max Hartshorne, GoNOMAD Editor
On our first full day in Long Beach, we woke up to a thick fog, a pea soup that rendered visibility to about 20 feet. We were meeting Bob Maguglin, who has run the press for the Long Beach Tourism bureau for many years.
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He showed us the way to the city's Pine Avenue Pier in Rainbow Harbor and we couldn't see anything beyond the few boats moored there, the scenic views of Shoreline Village and the Queen Mary would have to wait for the fog to lift in a few hours.
But our sumptous picnic breakfast, provided by Corner Bakery, included big jugs of hot coffee, a rack of freshly baked muffins, and yogurt parfaits and made us happy to wait for the fog as we breakfasted al fresco.
As we ate, Bob filled us in about this city where he was born and raised in that I had no knowlege of.
Snoop Dogg's Hometown
I did have a vague memory that Long Beach was once the home of famous rapper Calvin Broadus, aka Snoop Doggy Dogg, and that at one time Howard Hughes made the city famous by taking off across the harbor in his flying boat, called by some derisively "The Spruce Goose."
But I must admit to ignorance about how many fun activities there are here for visitors, and like the fog that finally lifted my mind also lifted and what was revealed about Long Beach was all good.
"We were always a Navy town," Bob said, explaining that in 1940, the big naval outpost and the ships were moved to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii before the terrible day in early December when the Japanese bombed the US fleet. Long Beach was filled with tattoo parlors, hookers, and the seediness you would expect from a town full of sailors," he said.
For many decades, airplanes were built in Long Beach, at the sprawling Douglas aircraft factory that is now the city's container shipping center.
From Planes to Rockets
Today Long Beach is no longer a navy town, or an aircraft manufacturing center--but Bob said that the city is excited because Virgin Galactic i s moving to Long Beach to build satellite aunching rockets at a facility near the airport.
Boeing has been making the C-17 transport planes in the city but this plant will close later in the year. So it's out with the old and in with the very new.
Also, Mercedes Benz has moved their corporate headquarters to the city, bringing several hundred jobs.
The Three Ts
As we met people who live in Long Beach, they told us repeatedly that this city is on a roll, and that exciting things are afoot after they figured out how to focus on the important things that begin with 'T' --tourism, trade and tech.
Long Beach was once a surfer's city--before the breakwaters were built in the 1940s, which kept the waves to an unsurfable trickle.
There are six miles of beachfront here, and Bob told us that Long Beach is a city of 115 different neighborhoods. He said that the vibrant downtown with so many restaurants and bars along Pine Street didn't happen until fairly recently. It took a massive infusion of cash after the navy base closing over eight years in the early 1990s to redevelop the city into its current state. Building the big shopping area
Restaurant Resurgence
"Downtown used to be a place that people avoided," said gondolier Jeff, who said that the rents in the city are quite affordable, versus what you'd find in Los Angeles or San Francisco. People used to be afraid to go downtown until it was cleaned up and improved, with the conversion of many buildings into condos and apartments, and once a few successful restaurants opened up, more f ollowed, and today it's a place where many people flock to from all over the region."
More than 3500 apartment units have been built, many in former department stores downtown, which died out when malls began to take shoppers away.
Jeff makes his living rowing couples on romantic gondola tours in the city's swankiest neighborhood, Naples Island, where there is a network of canals and Long Beaches' highest priced homes.
Gondolas on Naples Island
The company, Gondola Getaway, offers an old world tradition--authentic Venetian gondolas, oared by men in striped shirts, who can even sing a little in Italian upon request.
It's a fun way to see the canals and learn about the history as you move gently by single oar. The offer the one
We met other people who shared Jeff's view that Long Beach is a secret treasure. Pamela and Jeff Beadel, owners of a popular breakfast and lunch restaurant downtown called The Breakfast Bar.
The said that the current mayor of Long Beach, Robert Garcia, is openly gay, and the city's youngest mayor, and this has fostered a new era of growth and positivity. It helps that many downtown businesses, too, share the mayor's enthusiasm for revitalization. Beadel told me about events like the many farmer's markets and gatherings of local busines leaders fosters a sense of community, much improved from years past.
Whale Watching
Today Long Beach is famous for the many whale watching boats that take off from Rainbow Harbor, and you can see the ferry to Catalina Island pass by regularly, in front of the Queen Mary which is permently docked and is now a hotel. Even though our watch was through totally foggy seas, we were thrilled to watch several pods of dolphins swim in front of the boat.
Our Sunday afternoon after we left the First String vessel from Harbor Breeze Gray Whale Watching (with free passes for another trip in better weather) we set out to discover the Shoreline Village and waterfront. People were picnicking in front of a big hill atop of which is a faux lighthouse, and here, there are photographs depicting the old days in the 1940s when so many navy ships were launched from Long Beach.
It's quite a tough ass town, lots of interesting people have passed through here, I thought, when I sat down at the bar of Parker's Lighthouse. It's one of those legendary beach bars that attract celebrities and everyone, just that clubby and warm woody interior and big curved bar overlooking the water that sets such a great scene.
Bo Beau Kitchen + Roof Tap
On our first night we made our entrance into Bo Beau Kitchen, with high ceilings and bustling waitstaff, and interesting gigantic fans lining the ceiling. I thought they were from a one-time factory that was here, but they said it is just part of their Steampunk design concept.
The food was served and it was good, mussels with coconut curry and flatbread with proscuitto and asparagus. Interesting! Even more tempting was their upstairs Roof tap, which is as advertised....a place to drink beer without a roof! It's another extension of a series of great places that all add up to a fantastic destination, which is reflected in the large number of conferences that are held in the city each year.
Retro Row: Cherry and Junipero Streets
We love poking around in shops tended by people who own the place, with the careful attention to detail of someone's personal home collection. Long Beach has an area known as 'Retro Row' where record shops, bookstores, funky Mexican joints and cafes all line the street.
We were smitten by the tacos at Lola's Mexican Cuisine, 2030 East 4th St.where they served Baja shrimp burritos, and Tijuana tacos with skirt steak, with people sitting outside and in on a relaxed Friday afternoon.
The city has helped local developers build many condos and apartments right near the downtown, so there are many young couples living there and it has changed the downtown, we were told.
All Hail the Queen
The Queen Mary is a big attraction in Long Beach, and it's been a hotel since the 1970s.
We took a walk around the outer decks and some of the main rooms of the ship. The city bought the vessel from Cunard--one of the caveats was that they had to remove everything that would actually run the Queen as a ship. So there is no propeller nor working engines, just the big black boat.
But she's quite impressive to tour, and there are people on board in period dress who make it fun to learn about. I especially liked seeing the many scale models of other passengerships that's on exhibit in one of the rooms on the Queen Mary tour.
One fun event that's held every year is called CHILL. Inside the giant dome, built to house the Howard Hughes flying boat, the temperature is lowered to 9 degrees and everyone dons parkas and gloves to have cocktails in the deep freeze.
We found many interesting places to eat in the city, both high end and incredibly reasonable. One that stands out is Pier 76 Fish Grill, located at 95 Pine Ave. This unassuming fish joint has a huge variety of delicious fish tacos, fish and chips, plus interesting side dishes like grilled zucchini and brocolli coleslaw. Everything was delicious and it was very inexpensive. Pier 76 Fish Grill
Toyota Grand Prix
The Toyota Grand Prix of Lonb Beach Indy cars to the streets on April 14, 2016, a one-mile course will take racers speeding around downtown. This is a big event, blocking off the main city streets to create a temporary race course. It attracts thousands of fans, so it will do nothing but enhance the reputation of the city.
Our last night in Long Beach, we visited what many think is the coziest and nicest places in the city, the Boathouse on the Bay. It's located at the Marina, (190 North Marina Drive), and is a bit hard to find, but its location right on the Alamitos Bay is dreamy, with fresh shucked oysters, fine seafood chowder, and friendly locals. We met a man who has lived here all his life, he builds houses in some of the tony neighborhoods.
"Long Beach is a secret" he said. "People don't know how good it is here, with the low rents and high quality of life." With their light rail connection to Los Angeles, I'm sure many young professionals will be eyeing Long Beach as a place to move to.
It's just as much fun to visit!
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This trip was sponsored by the Long Beach Convention and Visitors Bureau, but the opinions are the author's alone.
Max Hartshorne is the author of Readuponit, his travel blog, and is the editor of GoNOMAD Travel in South Deerfield Mass. Read more of his articles at his author page.Add a comment
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Favorite Places in Martha's Vineyard, Near Cape Cod Mass.
For centuries, Martha's Vineyard, the Massachusetts island off the coast of Cape Cod, has attracted everyone from celebrities and presidents to everyday folks seeking a respite from the busier pace of the mainland. This travel guide takes you on a complete tour around the island, showcasing more than 75 locations. A mix of quaint charm and stunning natural beauty gives the Vineyard a truly unique allure. In Christopher Setterlund's new book, In My Footsteps: A Traveler's Guide to Martha's Vineyard, he offers a personalized tour of his favorite Vineyard places.
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Historic homes, lighthouses, renowned restaurants, and miles of pristine beaches are only the starting points for the wonders that have made this island of not quite 100 square miles a coveted vacation spot. Through clear and concise directions, including addresses, distances, and GPS coordinates, this unique guide whisks you around the island, stopping at both must-see popular spots and lesser-known hidden gems treasured by the locals.
Ocean Park
Seaview Ave., Oak Bluffs
The beautiful bandstand is visible before one even steps off the ferry. The seven-acre Ocean Park is the very first site welcoming you to Oak Bluffs. The bustle of the ferry dock seems miles away though the park is only a few hundred yards away. Across the street from Inkwell Beach, the park is a slice of flat green land perfect for playing Frisbee or simply sitting on a bench and watching the gaggles of geese drink at the man-made pond.
The park is surrounded by beautiful Victorian homes on Ocean Avenue, some with unique looks and colors to them. The bandstand was built in 1887 by the Martha's Vineyard Club to hold a twenty-five piece band.
GPS: 41.45688,-70.556066 Directions: From the Steamship Authority ferry dock turn left onto Seaview Avenue. It is 0.1 mile to the first destination.
Art Cliff Diner
39 Beach Road, Vineyard Haven
This small diner is one of the most popular spots to eat on the entire island and for good reason. It is small but cozy with creative and delicious breakfasts and lunches. The diner gets its name from two men, Art and Cliff, who purchased it in 1943. It is currently owned by Gina Stanley, and there is even an Art Cliff Food Truck that travels around the island. This is a highly recommended stop. Note that parking is at a premium here; the lot is routinely full.
GPS: 41.453183, -70.599864 Directions from Previous Site: From Lagoon Pond. continue on Beach Road for 0.6 miles to the next destination on the left. (Distance: 0.6 miles; Driving Time: 1 min.)
Menemsha Beach & Swordfish Harpooner Sculpture
Basin Road, Chilmark
The premier spot for a sunset on the island, Menemsha Beach is tucked in Vineyard Sound. The surf is gentler than on the ocean side of the island, and the views here are magnificent. Walk out onto the breakwater and look back toward the fishing shacks, and you'll be reminded of the journey of Quint's boat, the Orca, in Jaws, beginning in Menemsha Creek.
To the right of the parking lot among the beach grass stands a seventeen-foot-tall sculpture of a man harpooning a swordfish. It is an intriguing piece of art created by Jay Lagemann. It was put in its place in the sand in 1994. It is part of the magic of Menemsha.
GPS: GPS: 41.354748, -70.766723 Directions from Previous Site: From the inn head back out on Beach Plum Lane to North Road. Follow it 0.3 miles, then turn right onto Basin Road, and follow it 0.3 miles to the next destination. (Distance: 0.7 miles; Driving Time: 4 mins.
Edgartown Lighthouse
N. Water Street, Edgartown
This is an unbelievable spot. The lighthouse sits a few hundred feet from the road, right on the shore. It seems as though every step from the road to the lighthouse gives you a fresh and beautiful view of the lighthouse. Once at the foot of the lighthouse, there are views of the Chappy ferry on the right while behind you is the majestic Harbor View Hotel.
The current lighthouse was actually moved to Edgartown from Ipswich's Crane's Beach in 1881. Before that the original light station looked more like a house with a lantern on top of it. There are frequent tours of the lighthouse from Memorial Day through Columbus Day, providing stunning views of the surrounding harbor.
GPS: 41.390904,-70.503066 Directions from Previous Site: From the Harbor View, the next destination is directly across the street.
"Blow Your Bugle Corner"
Pocha Road, Chappaquiddick, near Edgartown by ferry.
Heading back from Wasque, as you get to a three-way intersection, don't blink or you might miss this odd landmark. On the corner is a granite stone with the phrase "Blow Your Bugle" engraved on it. Locals will refer to this spot as "Blow Your Bugle Corner" rather than use the names of the roads. In fact, many roads on Chappy don't get called by their proper names—more likely, they're referred to by landmarks at the end of the roads. Not until a modern 911 system came into use did the official road names on Chappy become more prominently used.
GPS: 41.369138, -70.475504 Directions from Previous Site: From Wasque, head back north on Pocha Road for 0.9 miles to the next destination on the right
where Pocha Road meets Chappaquiddick Road. (Distance: 1.7 miles; Driving Time: 13 mins.)
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It was New Year's Eve in the college town of Amherst, MA. and the streets were full of residents and students alike.
GoNOMAD travel writer and self-described "Uber fanatic" Devinne Zadravec was ready to head back to her apartment, which is a mile away from the center of Amherst. But with the temperatures rapidly dropping and the minutes ticking past one a.m., Zadravec and her friends were looking to avoid the long walk back home—so they tried to use a ridesharing app.
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"Our first thought was to call an Uber," she explained, "but when we pulled up the app, we saw the surge pricing." (when the demand for rides goes up, so does the price)
"It usually costs about eight dollars to get home, but our ride would have cost about 80 dollars."
Faced with such steep costs, Zadravec and her friends braved the chilly weather and walked home.
"We were freezing," she commented. "I wish I had a promo code."
Ridesharing: The Basics
Uber and Lyft are part of a breed of apps known as a "ride share", where app users can quickly find rides from approved drivers. The safety and efficiency of these apps appeal to many; all drivers are submitted to a thorough background check, and their cars must be relatively new and undamaged before they can begin working. As for the customers requesting the rides, it seems obvious that many would prefer to be picked up in a clean, new Nissan than in a worn down taxi.
Ride share apps have a very inviting, and friendly feel to them that greatly appeals to many. Getting a ride with Uber or Lyft feels more like catching a ride with a friend than anything else, a feeling that is only amplified with many drivers' enthusiastic concern over their ratings.
Ride share apps maintain the safety and quality of the rides through a strict rating system.
After each ride, passengers are encouraged to rate their experience with a driver. A five-point scale with the option of adding comments, drivers must maintain at least a 4.5 average if they are to continue with the program. Striving for that 5-star rating leads many drivers to go the extra mile, providing amenities like snacks and water for a night out at the bar, control of the AUX cord, or maybe just some especially friendly banter.
Uber, Lyft, or Sidecar?
It can be hard to see the difference between the two most popular ride share apps, Uber and Lyft. In order to best understand the difference between the two, it might by best to start by reading this article titled "Uber vs. Lyft: Comparing the Rideshare Titans."
Offering nearly identical services, in many cases Uber takes the advantage due simply to a larger fleet, and more notoriety. Both apps are user-friendly and supported in most areas, with prices practically the same, though riders may have more luck with Uber simply because there are moer cars available for rides.
On the other hand, Sidecar was a smaller, less popular app, but the only one that allows riders to choose a potential ride based on cost alone. This way, riders can sort rides by the lowest cost and know exactly what they're paying for before they go home or out for the night. At this writing, however, it's not clear as to whether Sidecar will remain a viable business, in December, 2015 news reports said that it was shutting down at the end of the month.
A Website for your Ridesharing Needs
While ridesharing itself is not a new practice, using apps to do so is—and since it is such a new mode of transportation, finding information can be difficult. Fortunately, a group of rideshare drivers have recognized the hole in the market, and recently have launched Rideshareapps.com
Rideshareapps.com is a website dedicated to sharing all things ridesharing—from recent information pertaining to the industry to promo codes—aimed at both potential customers and clients.
In the Industry News section, the site provides news and information regarding up-and-coming industry, from driver lawsuits to new apps. Looking to become a driver? Rideshareapps.com has you covered there as well. They have lists of resources available for potential drivers, including driver training courses and fare estimators.
Possibly the most useful section of the website, however, is the Promo Codes section. Rideshareapps.com provides a comprehensive list of carefully curated promo codes and promotions, all kept up to date—meaning that an affordable mode of transportation just got even cheaper.
Save with Discount Codes
A quick look at the "Uber Promo Code" page provides us with a up-to-date code for 2016, and comes complete with 218 ratings—so you know up front whether or not coupon works, instead of getting stuck at the last minute with a faulty code. Other promos help you save on Lyft rides.
Rideshareapps.com also offers promo codes for delivery services like Shipt (groceries), Drizly (alcohol), Doordash and Postmates (local restaurants)--so if you don't want to take an Uber, you have the resources to stay in with all the good food and drink that comes with going out for the night!
Overall, Zadravec was impressed with the site. "It's a great resource for people to look for saving a little extra money on their commutes," she said.
"When you're constantly on the go, that little bit can make a big difference."
The creator of Rideshareapps.com told GoNOMAD that he plans on introducing an iPhone and Android mobile version of the site later this year.
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Hi Tiffany, I know very little about James W. Yarnall's 1st wife. I have a note in my copy of "A Partial Genealogy of the Name Yarnall - Yarnell 1683-1970", which was written by Harry H. Yarnell & Ruth Brookman Yarnell, that the name of James's 1st wife may have been Jenel, which might be a misspelling of Janelle. James and Jenel might have had a son named Price. I hand wrote that note in, but I have no idea where I got the info. Dana
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Reports said quoting sources that the Intelligence Bureau, which was asked to probe how the Army Chief's confidential letter to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh detailing the gaps in India's defence preparedness got leaked to the media, has not found any evidence of the letter being leaked by the Army Chief or his supporters.
The leak led to a huge row with fingers being pointed at Gen Singh for exposing India's defence weakness. With the opposition even gunning for his head, the General categorically denied his role in the leak, while calling the act as "treason".
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