Wandering River Sights
The map app clearly marked and tracked the path that I was to take in this carefully planned urban hike on the north shores of the city. I made it to the starting point, more or…
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It's Alpaca Time
I live in the Great White North, very far away from lands where Alpacas roam free. As you can imagine, I haven't had many…
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The Midweek Growers Check In: Let's Connect on Wednesdays!
First of all, I owe you an apology — I missed the weekend’s #hivegardenqotw post. I didn’t work last week so I wasn’t at my computer much, and with the long weekend and family…
Los Gatos de San Juan
The street cat population appears to be a problem on the streets of San Juan, Puerto Rico. There were multiple signs throughout the old city warning about the government's plans…
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Streets, colours still autumnal, admiring the architecture.
A walk among sepia tones is like taking a journey through spaces, landscapes, streets and photographs from another time. A walk in one of the most charming neighbourhoods of the…
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Exploring a hidden passageway overlooking the lagoon 📷 Malaga – Spain
Natural spaces often contain hidden places within them, places that are not visible at first glance, but by exploring we can find great beauty and incredible views.…
The Colours of Summer
I had the pleasure of visiting a sunflower farm last year on the outskirts of town, where they had extensive fields of sunflowers in full…
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Close Encounters in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico
“Go to Mexico” they told me. “It’ll be fun” they said. “Mexico is easy-peasy” my sister said. It would be the first time I had used my passport in the seventy-plus years I…
An Annoyance Among the Leaves
I enjoy seeing the differences in urban wild life between countries. I was fascinated by one particular bird during a trip to San Juan, Puerto Rico. These birds are fast, smart…
A Beautiful Disturbance in the Force
Charles Darwin called the quick and sudden rise of flowering plants 130 million years ago an "abominable mystery." This aromatic explosion is…