Life is a patchwork of experiences
Have you ever wanted your own elephant?
After watching the adorable elephants getting fed at the David Sheldrick Wildlife Orphanage, you can adopt one of these little guys for $50 and get regular updates throughout the year about how your big baby is doing.
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Rose
Where can you hand feed endangered Rothschild giraffes?
Nairobi’s Giraffe Center mission is to educate local children about their country’s wild life. For tourists, the big draw is the opportunity to get up close and very personal with these gentle giants.
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Rose
I have posted some of my favorite photos from my Sahara Desert glamping experience as part of my PhotoPOSTcard series. I have combined those photos, along with others that I really like so that I can share my 25 favorite Morocco desert photos to inspire your next visit to this amazing destination.
This post was recognized by the North America Travel Journalists Association (NATJA) in 2019 awards competition with a Silver award in the Photo Essay – Online category.
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The sunset in the Sahara desert was pretty spectacular also.
My Sahara desert experience was hosted by Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps. All content is my own.
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Rose
The Sahara desert has a way of making you feel very small.
My Sahara desert experience was hosted by Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps. All content is my own.
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Rose
Life clings precariously in the dunes of the Sahara desert.
My Sahara desert experience was hosted by Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps. All content is my own.
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Rose
An iconic sunrise photo in the Sahara desert has to include camels.
This wonderful experience was hosted by Merzouga Luxury Desert Camps. All content is my own.
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Rose
I think the Big Bend area of West Texas is an undiscovered jewel in our National Park system. My first visit was in 1990 and I loved it then and loved it even more on a recent trip in September which was a perfect time to explore the park. The weather was not super hot (low 80’s during the day) and it was not at all crowded since the busy season had not yet started. So, for those trying to figure out what to do in West Texas country, I am sharing my 25 favorite things to do in Big Bend to inspire your next trip itinerary to one of the least crowded National Parks in the lower 48 states.
I have been posting many individual Big Bend photos from my recent visit to the Big Bend National Park area of Texas. I have gathered up 25 of my favorites into this one post for your enjoyment and reference. So let my Big Bend photography inspire your next visit to one of my favorite National Parks.
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Another great spot for watching the sunset in Big Bend National Park is the Sotol Vista viewpoint. When I got there just before sunset, I found that the area had recently experienced a wildfire. The ground was still charcoal black, many of the sotol plants were yellow and dried out, and there was still a slight burnt odor in the air. But none of this detracted from the view across the desert toward the Santa Elena canyon in the distance as the sun dipped below the clouds for a spectacular sunset. Make sure you catch a Sotol Vista sunset when you visit.
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Rose
Please note that my visit to the Big Bend area was hosted by Visit Big Bend but all content is my own.
