Chuck Barton:  

ice agency dealing with abused children and their families. Now doing a lot of work with Harvard Community Partners, which does volunteer consulting for non-profits. Currently working on a project for a homeless shelter working with families in eastern Connecticut. My children have traveled extensively - as you might expect from their military service . My daughter was stationed in South Korea for a year and for three years in England, where her first daughter was born. My second son, Taylor, taught school in Bolivia for 3 years. I did visit England, but most of my visits were to South America while my wife went to visit England. I hiked into Machu Picchu via the Inca Trail, played golf at the southernmost golf course in the world, in Ushuaia, Argentina, visited the world's largest salt flats - Salar de Uyuni (spectacular), biked down the World's Most Dangerous Road in Bolivia, stayed on Isla del Sol in Lake Titicaca. All great experiences to share with my son. My older son, Chip, was stationed in Hawaii which provided a different experience - although I did skydive (tandem) over the north shore of Oahu. The more I travel the more I realize I will never see.