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Walking with Lions in Zimbabwe (Aug 5, 2008)
Walking with Lions was one of the most anticipated activies of my trip, not including trekking to the Mountain Gorillas in Uganda.
Walking with Lions was one of the most anticipated activies of my trip, not including trekking to the Mountain Gorillas in Uganda.
Whitehorse, Yukon Canada (Jul 24, 2008)
I am lounging on the hostel's cheap deck chair, watching the northern lights dance. It is midnight and the sky is dark, something that I am having a hard time getting used to.
I am lounging on the hostel's cheap deck chair, watching the northern lights dance. It is midnight and the sky is dark, something that I am having a hard time getting used to.
Boulder, Colorado (Jul 24, 2008)
"Keep Boulder Weird" isn't just a popular bumper sticker in the hippie stronghold; it's a way of life in the Colorado city. As you approach the descent into Boulder Valley...
"Keep Boulder Weird" isn't just a popular bumper sticker in the hippie stronghold; it's a way of life in the Colorado city. As you approach the descent into Boulder Valley...
Beachcomber Island, Fiji (Jul 24, 2008)
“Bula! Bula!” sing a group of five Fijian men and women dressed in teal and white garments as they welcome their visitors with guitars and ukuleles.
“Bula! Bula!” sing a group of five Fijian men and women dressed in teal and white garments as they welcome their visitors with guitars and ukuleles.
Glossa, Crete (Jul 23, 2008)
Velvety, purple skies at sunset. The bleating of young lambs being herded in for the night. Smiles and warm calls of “Yassoo!” from workers coming in from the olive harvest.
Velvety, purple skies at sunset. The bleating of young lambs being herded in for the night. Smiles and warm calls of “Yassoo!” from workers coming in from the olive harvest.
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