Upside Down at the Piazza Navona
Monochrome Monday. If you change the way you look at things, the things you look at change. -Wayne Dyer Taken in Piazza Navona (Rome, Italy). Have a great week!
North Seymour Island, A Charming Seabird Colony in Galapagos
Located next to Baltra Island (Galapagos, Ecuador), the uninhabited island North Seymour is named after a British Navy Admiral, Lord Hugh Seymour. The island is known for having a large […]
Galápagos: Cousins – Diving with Sea Lions & Blennies
“Dutchie and I joined a scuba diving liveaboard (diving cruise) for 7N/8D. The itinerary included seven days of scuba diving across the Galapagos archipelago (Ecuador): Punta Carrion, Wolf Island, Darwin’s […]
Pictures from Page (AZ) that Make Me Smile
We just returned from our second road trip in the United States. We stayed for a couple days at Page, a small city in Arizona, for one reason: visiting my […]
Wildlife Wednesday: Sloth (Costa Rica)
Costa Rica is well known for its sloths. Home to two species of sloths; the two-toed and three-toed sloths; the country is proudly having the sloth picture on their banknotes. I […]
The Air Canal Bridge
In Rotterdam (the Netherlands): Luchtsingel pedestrian bridge.
My First Road Trip in Europe: Scotland
One thing that I remember about my road trip in Scotland was its beautiful scenery along the road. We shared the road with sheep (btw, those white dots on the right picture were actually sheep). The region was so pretty that I wish I could stop in every corner to take pictures.
Rhinopias frondosa – a “gaudy” fish from the sea
36th edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aims to share information about the marine life species and to promote […]
Five Reasons to Love Scuba Diving
Of course, I’d rather be scuba diving. It is one of the travel activities that makes me close to nature and the wildlife who resides in the ocean. Followings are […]
She and Her Sea
An image of her story.
Minnesota Zoo in Pictures
I am not usually into visiting the zoos. For sure I avoid some zoos after their horrific stories how the zoos treated their animals. Minnesota Zoo (USA) is different. It […]
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Luau Dinner Show (Hawaii)
Personally, I am not a fan of dinner and show during travel. We did it in Havana (Cuba) to watch the performance of Buena Vista Social Club that combined with […]
Imiloa, Saddle Road and Mauna Kea (Hawaii)
Mauna Kea in the (Big) Island of Hawai’i (USA) is on the heat this week. Graffiti found on the rocks that believed as part of stop bombing activities in Hawaiian […]
Diving Kona Hawaii: Harlequin Shrimp at Day, Manta Rays at Night
On the first day diving, Doug, our Dive Master from the Big Island Divers Dive Center showed us the Harlequin Shrimp, a colorful shrimp, just a couple inch long. The shrimp is native to Pacific ocean, and I have been wanting to see them for ages.
Five Things I love about Minneapolis
What do I love about where I live, Minneapolis (Minnesota, USA)? I have been living in Minneapolis for more than two years now and by far I enjoyed living in […]
Wildlife Wednesday: Galápagos Sea Lions
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, I thought of presenting the pictures of the Galapagos Sea lions in their togetherness. They live in a colony where they do activities as […]
Five Facts about the Sea Turtle
35th edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aims to share information about the marine life species and to promote their […]
Pictures from Page (AZ) that Make Me Smile
We just returned from our second road trip in the United States. We stayed for a couple days at Page, a small city in Arizona, for one reason: visiting my […]
Five Things About Galápagos
The reason we visited Galapagos is actually someone (read: Dutchie) has been dreaming to scuba dive with the schooling of Hammerhead sharks. Three famous locations in the world to scuba […]
Minnesota Zoo in Pictures
I am not usually into visiting the zoos. For sure I avoid some zoos after their horrific stories how the zoos treated their animals. Minnesota Zoo (USA) is different. It […]
Wildlife Wednesday: Blue-footed Booby
Blue-footed Booby birds are common to see in Galapagos Islands. The name "booby" came from the Spanish word "bobo", introduced by the European colonists, which means..
Galápagos: Scuba Diving in Darwin’s Arch and Island
“Dutchie and I joined a scuba diving liveaboard (diving cruise) for 7N/8D. The itinerary included seven days of scuba diving across the Galapagos archipelago (Ecuador): Punta Carrion, Wolf Island, Darwin’s […]
Galápagos: Wolf Island – Scuba Diving in the World’s Highest Abundance of Sharks Sanctuary*
*as reported by National Geographic – New Galápagos Sanctuary Has World’s Highest Abundance of Sharks “Dutchie and I joined a scuba diving liveaboard (diving cruise) for 7N/8D. The itinerary included seven […]