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Meandering along the Mekong – Phong Dien Market, Can Tho, Vietman – Part two
Originally posted on A Word in Your Ear: Back to our trip along the Mekong. Our host was a funny lady and cracked jokes all along the way – she was also a bit handy with the bamboo and made many different things out of the strips by plaiting them together Rings with a stone, bracelets, flowers…
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Travel Tidbits – The world’s most amazing natural phenomena
10 great sculpture gardens across the USA You don’t have to stay inside to view art. Sculpture parks and gardens combine natural and man-made elements, making fall a perfect time to visit… USA Today The world’s most amazing natural phenomena Nature is always amazing, but sometimes it pulls a freakish rabbit…
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Meandering along the Mekong – Can Tho, Vietnam
Originally posted on A Word in Your Ear: A great base for exploring the floating markets of the Mekong and the backwaters of the Klongs. The town has a bustling market that sells just about everything one could need for your DIY enthusiast and the food night market based along the riverside makes for good dining at…
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“Curious Dragon”- Komodo Island, Indonesia – Will & Matt Burrard – Lucas – Featured Photographers
Originally posted on PhotoBotos.com: . “Curious Dragon”- Komodo Island, Indonesia – Will & Matt Burrard – Lucas – Featured Photographers When we saw this image by the Burrard-Lucas brothers the Photobotos brothers were blown away. You don’t get inches away from 10 foot lizards with killer saliva so we had to know how they…
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“Swirling Tide” – Espasa Beach, Spain – Lujo Semeyes – Featured Photographer
Originally posted on PhotoBotos.com: “Swirling Tide” – Espasa Beach, Spain – Lujo Semeyes – Featured Photographer This is one of those “I wish I was there” (IWIWT) photographs. I can feel the cool water and sand between my toes. There is a strong breeze blowing and I put on an extra layer, but dare…
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Cheer Up with Colors
Places Unknown and Everything Else Yesterday was a beautiful day with temperatures around 60F, which overnight changed into rain and right now it is cold and grey, weather man predicting abut 4-6 inches of snow in North Carolina mountains and potential snow at lower elevations as well. To cheer myself up I decided to post…
