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Abandoned Asylum A good friend and I explored an abandoned asylum with our cameras. We had time for the auditorium and attached rooms. It was dangerous, dirty and slightly creepy, but the photos were fabulous. You can read all about my adventure in this post.
Here is Day 3 of the Black & White Challenge! I lived many places during my Sabbatical, and this is the hallway of one of them. I was finding it challenging finding a place to stay in Hong Kong, and tried out Couch Surfing. I stayed with a very generous and wonderful woman. She shared …
Seagull of Venice The water held reflections of the buildings on either side of the waterways.
Here is Day 1, of the 5 day Black & White photo challenge! This was taken at Ayutthaya, Thailand, and is of tree roots that have grown over a Buddha figure’s head and body. The reason I am posting the photo here, instead of Facebook, is that I want to retain full rights of my …
Abandoned buildings are places that have lost usefulness, perhaps holding a memory that no one wants, and left alone to be reclaimed by nature and the fog of human memory. There is just something about these places that capture my imagination. My friend Alan, who had acted in a short film that was shot in …
As I mentioned in another post, while I was on my six month backpacking trip through Europe and Asia, I posted directly to my Facebook FG2A Page, when I should have posted to this blog, THEN to Facebook. I have learned my lesson, and will be paying the price until I transcribe six months of …
Often people ask if I’m traveling to find myself. I, happily, really like who I am. I also know who I am. It is because I know myself that I choose, or perhaps feel driven to travel. I absolutely love the people in my life, and my home. I also deeply love experiencing other ways …
What a vew! I’ve always loved the view from airplane windows, but this one really did take my breath away. We just took off from Catania, Sicily, for a 30-minute flight to Malta. This next photo captures something you don’t see often – almost an entire country outside your plane window: Next we were decending …
