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I retired to Puerto Rico from Alaska about 2 years ago and have a travel Blog dedicated to my experiences. It is features photographs taken all over the island. If you find yourself stuck
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Puerto Rico- No Passport Required
posted at September 15, 2011 11:06 AM EDT
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I retired to Puerto Rico from Alaska about 2 years ago and have a travel Blog dedicated to my experiences. It is features photographs taken all over the island. If you find yourself stuck in San Juan for more than a day, then you should check it out. The site is full of side-trip ideas and 'out-of-the-way' places to visit. The Dog's Blog covers everything, but spas and golfing. Those are things you can find on other sites. Lots of useable maps too!
I will be happy to answer any of your specific questions about PR, but please check out my personal Blog first. The Dog's Blog covers a lot of subjects regarding Puerto Rico travel, cost-of-living issues, the island's history, local culture and lots, lots more. I only come to the AARP site a couple times a month, if then. |
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