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Cuba, how much longer?

Teri Dashfield invited me to join a five day photo challenge with song. I decided to post images related to places that I had visited and matched the images to the […]

5 Day Photo Challenge: Sharks Diving

I accept two challenges to post five photos for five consecutive days this week. The first challenge on Black and White 5 Day Challenge was invited by Wilbur’s Travel, meanwhile the second challenge on Five […]

5 Day Photo Challenge: Buddies

I accept two challenges to post five photos for five consecutive days this week. The first challenge on Black and White 5 Day Challenge was invited by Wilbur’s Travel, meanwhile the second challenge on Five […]

Travel Souvenirs that Matter

It is impossible to be a light traveler when you have to bring a suitcase full of scuba-gear for scuba diving. On top of the diving gear, Dutchie and I […]

Peculiar Sea Crabs (Part One)

Seventh edition of Marine Life monthly post. Marine Life post published every 19th of the month. It aimed to share information on specific marine life species and to promote their conservation. […]

Plaza Vieja’s Planetarium

On my previous post of Cuba, Mesmerizing Havana Vieja, I mentioned Plaza Vieja as my favorite square in Havana. It was surrounded by colorful buildings with picturesque corridors and high ceiling. I […]

Lionfish: to love and to hate

Last month I posted a short article about a special marine species, the colorful Nudibranch. I get inspired after many positive response – thank you! – to write on monthly […]

El Che

His legacy brings various aspects of controversy. His revolutionary battles, his ruthless, and yet, his sincere idealism to fight injustice and promote freedom for all. He is admired and condemned, his legacy remains […]

Your Travel Photos for the United Nations

Just a quick post… The United Nations celebrates this year as International Year of Small Island Developing States. As you might have read in several news coverages that the climate […]