Zebras in the Serengeti
In Serengeti National Park, Tanzania, where the vast plains meet the sky, it first seems unlikely that there could be as many animals as I’ve heard about. After all, it’s so
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Iceland: Natural Ice Sculptures
Breiðamerkursandur. That’s what they call it. But since I can’t say that, I think of it as the Black Sand Beach which is just across from the famous Jökulsárlón Glacial Lagoon
Texas Wildflowers
There’s more to Texas wildflowers than just bluebonnets. Although I have to say that the bluebonnets are so spectacular they can easily create a roadside traffic jam. They tend to
Kofa National Wildlife Refuge, Arizona
After our yearly social event this year, Ray and I discovered a wonderfully quiet spot away from the crowds at the Kofa National Wildlife Refuge in Arizona. But … what’s
Iceland: Moss and Lava
In Iceland, the moss and lava go together like salt and pepper, like thunder and lightening, like ebony and ivory. They belong together like peanut butter and jam. Or like
Iceland: Seljalandsfoss Waterfall
Seljalandsfoss is one of the most iconic waterfalls in Iceland. I have seen so many photos of this place that I was very excited to see it first hand and
Transient Orcas Hunting Seals in British Columbia
It was one of those quiet days when nothing seems to be happening on the ocean. It was calm but there were hardly any boats around and only a seagull
Sandhill Cranes at Whitewater Draw, Arizona – Part 2
Sometimes it takes me awhile to get around to processing my favourite photos. I’m not sure why I do that – I tuck them away like a wildcard. That’s what
Iceland: Hraunfossar Lava Falls
Lava and water – that is what Iceland is made of. And when you put those two things together something quite incredible happens! Hraunfossar, roughly translated as lava falls, was
Arnarstapi Iceland
Even on a day without rain, a constant mist filled the air in Iceland providing a moody landscape saturated with the colours of grass and moss. At the cliff’s edge
Quality Time at the Salton Sea
When we begin our snowbird trips, we always take our time going down the Washington, Oregon and California coasts enjoying the sights along the way. We only drive about 5