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Cape Town from Bloubergstrand, a place popular with windsurfers and kite boarders. Table Mountain is covered with the clouds they call the tablecloth.
Lions Head from the top of Signal Hill
A hawker at one of the markets in Cape Town. We really liked this painting, but it might be a bit hard to [...]
One of the hornbill residents of the World of Birds. Many of the birds in this wildlife sanctuary are injured and come here to rehabilitate.
This bird ran over to us at the fence and pecked my camera lens, hard. Too funny, but thankfully was not an eye.
The colors and canal and lovers of Burano, Italy. OK- huggers, but I thought it made for a good shot.
Burano Bicycle. A photo I took last spring when we were staying in Venice on the European part of our trip around the world. Someone recommended we make the water bus ride out to [...]
We’re on countdown, again. One week today before our departure when we lose ourselves in wandering; resuming our interrupted trip around the world.
I’ve been practicing some wildlife photography, and decided I really need a better lens. My Tamron super zoom with a teleconverter is just not very crisp.
This time is different, a blend of [...]
Hvar, Croatia, from the citadel Spanjola above town. This is from our trip through the Dalmatian Coast last May. I’ve been processing photos to try to upload onto iStockphoto, and going through the ones from Hvar. I love the color of the water!
Looking across the bay at Hvar Town, from the road near [...]
Harris hawks named Twiggy and Sid, from the falconry demonstration and education company Walking With Hawks
Their eyes have a brow bone that protects it over the top, turning down toward their beaks in a concentrated scowl. They are visual by nature, watching for prey with an intensity that makes them seem even more formidable. [...]
The tide’s out in the Lower Town, Fishguard harbor. At low tide, the boats rest on the sand, floating again as the tide rises.
The trail sign for the hike to Dinas Head, just east of Fishguard. The headland is almost an island, attached to the mainland by a narrow bit of land.
The [...]
As I was going through my photos from walking about Paris today, I was most taken with the gargoyles of Notre Dame de Paris. Gotta love ‘em!
We loved this view of the flying buttresses of the Cathedral Saint-Louis de Blois from the area in front of the castle. We’ve loved the history and castles here in the Loire Valley, although I have fallen a little behind in the blog here, as I’ve been under the weather.
Standing on top of the world. We drove up to Port de Cabus and looked over the edge into Spain.
Looking down into Andorra from Port de Cabus. If you look carefully, there is a little band of horses in the bottom left of the photo, mares and babies.
At the viewpoint for Alt [...]
It was a beautiful day when we made the drive to Pisa this week. I love the contrast of the blues and greens of sky and grass with the grey and white of the buildings. This is the Duomo, the cathedral on the Campo with the famous leaning tower.
The Camposanto in Pisa. We [...]
Wall art in the tunnel of love- Via dell’Amore, near Riomaggiore, Italy, one of the Cinque Terre.
Lovers bring locks to tie their love in the Via dell’Amore. They hang from every fence and gate.
Riomaggiore is one of the five lands of the Cinque Terre National Park in Italy. It is famous [...]
Father’s Day dinner with a view. This is from our rental house in the hills above Nice, looking toward the Alps. The girls made chocolate lava cake for their Dad to top off dinner on the patio.
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