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Peaceful with the “PEACE Corps” process…

Fri, 24 Apr 2009 | By annanderson | Views [1325]

Last summer, my husband & I started the long PC application process.  This February, we were “nominated” (NOT “invited”…yet) to go to Central or South America & surprised to hear of our tentative placement in a region we hadn’t even contemplated.... Read more >

Tags: older or senior volunteers, pc, peace corps, service abroad, volunteer

San Diego Chargers GO!

Mon, 24 Dec 2007 | By abelaine | Views [915]

How lucky that Rochelle scored 4 tickets to see a gridiron football game! We saw the San Diego Chargers vs Denver Broncos. We had packing about 1 mile away at Rochelle's work which was fantastic as we saved on the traffic of the stadium car park! ... Read more >

Tags: Adventures

Wawk New Yawk

Thu, 8 Oct 2015 | By carwynjones | Views [786] | Video

When I lived in London, people never looked up, only down at their feet.  I did the same on a New York trip recently.  Literal street photography.  And for soundtrack, put on headphones and imagine your own city scape.  Twenty-... Read more >

Tags: new york, street photography

4th of July and the Kenai Fjords in Seward, Alaska

Sun, 5 Jul 2009 | By mlisaho | Views [551]

Seward is my favourite place in Alaska this trip. I don't know if it was because of the festive 4th of July atmosphere or the town itself, but I really liked it there. It's just a small place, but there seemed to be so much packed in it. The town is ... Read more >

Roadtrippin' Texas

Mon, 25 May 2015 | By harriettatham | Views [549]

Texas is a land of juxtapositions. Of fresh bright Mexican foods, and fried fried fried Southern food. Of $500 leather cowboy boots and novelty sombreros. Of cheap fuel and cars as big as caravans. I found it difficult to really grasp the cultural existence ... Read more >

Tags: food, roadtrip, texas, usa

Redeemer Home

Wed, 1 Sep 2010 | By rlaipply | Views [502]

I don't know the best way to address what happened with my grandpa on this blog, other than to just be blunt. Unfortunately he died this past Friday. The family viewing was last night and the memorial service is today. It's hard to not be there, but ... Read more >

It Was A(nother) Very Good Year

Tue, 1 Jan 2019 | By vagabonds3 | Views [438]

THE HOLIDAYS PASSED WITHOUT MUCH FANFARE.  And nary a flake of snow.  Except for a few golf carts decked out in lights blaring carols and some half-hearted fireworks, Christmas and New Year weren’t much different than any other day in ... Read more >

Port Vila

Mon, 26 Dec 2016 | By johnsd | Views [362]

This Monday the ship docked in Port Vila Efate, Vanuatu.  It is another small city/town on an island.  Two years ago a cyclne came through here and caused a lot of damage.  The city took a direct hit.  We could see the boats sill ... Read more >

Arrived safe and almost sound.......

Sat, 19 Sep 2015 | By steveturpin | Views [249]

 Up at 6 to start our journey west.  2 hours to Heathrow (with Jack fast asleep on the back seat) in the morning rush hour but easily checked in then grabbed some breakfast.  Boarding was a breeze and we quickly settled in for our 10 and ... Read more >

Begining of trip

Sat, 5 Jun 2010 | By akulhavy | Views [246]

June 4 th : 230am Arrive home from the bars. Leave for the airport in 3 hours….start packing for 9 month trip.   Of course I packed wrong…ended up only bringing 1 pair of shoes, 1 pair of pants, 1 pair of shorts and like 10 T shirts.   Nothing ... Read more >

The walk

Fri, 15 May 2015 | By | Views [153] | Scholarship Entry

With my sisters love for Georgia O'Keefe and my love of the phrase "lets do it" we ended up In Santa Fe New Mexico. The last few months of travelling in America had been unplanned apart from the date we landed in New York and the Date we left New York.... Read more >

Tags: 2015 Writing Scholarship

Gallery: Camp America 2006

Thu, 7 Sep 2006 | By smelix | Photo Gallery

NJ, NY, Orlando and LA
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Gallery: Dear Mum

Sun, 24 Feb 2008 | By all_powered_up | Photo Gallery

i've decided i'd like lemon meringue when i finally come home, thanks x
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Photos: My Scholarship entry: "Death of a Gentlemen's Club"

Tue, 2 Jul 2013 | By errolume | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

I am an architectural art conservator by trade. My job is to notice details: the particular cast of light and shadows; subtle hues of colors; the crispness of a line. Looking at the world the way I do, I use photography to capture the world as I see it ... Read more >
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Tags: travel photography scholarship 2013

American Explorations

Fri, 31 Oct 2014 | By lauramills | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry

Hello, my name is Laura Mills. I'm a 19 year old Irish student, living and studying in Brighton, UK. I'm a Music Business student, who can rarely be seen with a camera out of my hand, even in class. When I'm in term I work a couple of jobs to save every ... Read more >
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Tags: 2014 Travel Photography Scholarship


 

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After scattering bees using smoke Maualis (honey-hunters) cut honeycomb from a tree in the Sundarbans National Park, Bangladesh. Honey is one of the most important natural resources to emerge out of the Sundarbans and each year over 250,000kg is produced.

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