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INDONESIA | Wed, 10 Aug 2022 | By johannhermann | Views [567]
(JH) Stellt euch vor, ihr steht auf, seid noch etwas schlaftrunken schlendert nach einer morgendlichen Entleerung (BH: äh, hallo??) gemächlich in die Küche. Ihr holt euch Milch und Cornflakes und setzt euch gemütlich an den Kü... Read more >
Tags: gecko, schlange, sunrise school bali
AUSTRALIA | Mon, 27 Oct 2014 | By farnorthphotographer | Views [1447]
When I arrived in Hawaii, I was expecting to photograph black sand beaches, volcanoes, and the odd native bird. I didn't see it coming. How could I? Sometimes when I travel the trip, and my time, gets hijacked by something completely unexpected. Cue ... Read more >
Tags: big island, gecko, hawaii, lizard, reptile, travel
INDONESIA | Sun, 17 Aug 2014 | By adventurers | Views [711]
“Life is short and the world is wide” – Simon Raven.
Day 17. Sunday 17th August 2015. Iboih, Sabang.
Woke to a loud BANG on our tin roof. Dave spotted the hugest gecko ever. He could hardly support his ... Read more >
Tags: gecko, iboih, pulau weh, sabang, snorkelling, vertigo
PANAMA | Mon, 30 Dec 2013 | By kena | Views [772]
I am on my second and final month here in panama and it has been amazing. This place is really a great area to consider for a later in life retirement. It's not so different that your cultural views clash, but its just exotic enough that life is blissful ... Read more >
Tags: gecko, gorgona, panama, san blas
USA | Thu, 4 Jul 2013 | By andrearip | Photo Gallery | Scholarship Entry
Photography is how I illustrate the richness of life. In the beautiful and beastly situations I encounter, the world overflows with spectacular places and brilliant memories. Traveling to peculiar places, I love seeing the world in my camera's lens. Both ...
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Tags: anthurium, flowers, gecko, hawaii, kilauea, pahoehoe, plumeria, shrimp, turtle
THAILAND | Wed, 9 Jan 2013 | By sglass | Views [8737] | Comments [2]
After yet another harrowing and sleepless overnight busride, we arrived safe and sound in our first stop in Thailand- Chiang Mai! Rather, we arrived somewhere outside of Chiang Mai. We've started to become accustomed to one of the tourist traps of Southeast ... Read more >
Tags: chiang mai, fishing, gecko, king, night market, pai, queen, temple, thailand, trekking
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