We haven’t participated in a Travel Theme blog in ages!! (To be more precise, since January!) As a refresher, Alisa from Where’s My Backpack, puts up a travel theme each week for us to participate in…anyone can participate in. This week, the topic was wild. The pictures that came to mind: Chiang Mai, Tiger Kingdom! … Continue reading
This week’s Travel Theme from Where’s My Backpack is Up. Here are some shots representing up! Top Left: Up in the Canopy in Jamaica Top Right: Looking Up at the Pyramids of Giza Bottom Left: Up in the sky, in Mui Ne, Vietnam Bottom Right: Jumping Up high at the White Sands National Monument in New Mexico And … Continue reading
Green is directly related to color and after searching through our photos, most really are nature related. But, these 4 stand out. Top L. A little boy in Cambodia riding on the back of a bicycle. Top R. Halong Bay, Vietnam Bottom L. The Temples of Angkor, Cambodia Bottom R. A young boy selling coconuts … Continue reading
The French Countryside On our RV adventure through Europe we were able to see some amazing sites. The French Countryside stretched forever and definitely was one of the most colorful and peaceful places. Waldii, Switzerland We visited our friends Daniel and Silas in Waldii. They were two of among I would say the whole … Continue reading
All in the name of peace. We found this cutie in Mui Ne, Vietnam. He was our $5 a day tour guide and showed us a great time on the Red Sand Dunes of the area. We spent the day with him surfing down this amazing desert near the Vietnam coast. You can read more … Continue reading
We spend a lot of time looking at the amazing photos in contests all the time but when our blogger friends at Thebudgetwanderers.net nominated us to take part in the “Capture The Colour” contest, we were excited o participate and share our colors. The contest challenges entrants to submit photos that capture 5 colors; blue, … Continue reading
Transport around the world varies a bit when you consider geography, socioeconomic climates and practicality. Traveling outside the states you begin to notice a few rather distinct differences on the roadways. Take Europe where the largest thing they’ve got is a Land Rover and as Britishly cool as they are, you don’t see all that … Continue reading
