December 5, 2009 – 9:36 pm
Although it’s been nine months since we returned from our last trip to the Yucatan, I just came across some photographs I have yet to download and back up. So, I have been busy tonight.
August 23, 2009 – 6:51 pm
I have been trying to get a photograph of a moose since my honeymoon 15 years ago. We went to Newfoundland where it was cool in July compared to the steamy summer weather in the South.
The whole time we were in Newfoundland, I drove with the camera on my knee hoping to get a [...]
August 11, 2009 – 7:29 pm
I love coming here. Today, I bought amber earrings from the Baltic sea that were put together in Poland.
Because Alaska used to be owned by Russia, there are still Russian named towns such as Soldatna, Russian churches and cemeteries, Samovar Tea Shops, and this lovely Russian shops where I try to visit everytime I [...]
August 2, 2009 – 11:42 pm
Remember I said I became so excited that, when I tried to take the photograph of the deer in the woods, I did something wrong with the result that only a black image came up on the digital feedback screen of my camera?
Here’s a photo of the silver fox pups on the side of the road.
This evening, while driving through gorgeous snow-capped mountain roads from Kinkolith to Terrace, from where we will begin our flights home, we encountered a number of magnificent wild creatures.
We spent the night in a hostel in Prince Rupert, BC. Although we have a private room and bath, there are rooms full of bunk beds all around us and an open lounge area with TV, fridge, microwave, and snacks. Our room at the Black Rooster Inn is not as inexpensive as I have heard [...]
We flew into Terrace, which was like a totally different world compared to Victoria’s waterfront flowers and tourists. Now, we’re in Port Hardy after spending the day yesterday on a cruise-ship type ferry going from Prince Rupert. We enjoyed the gorgeous northern views and overate at the scrumptious buffets.
I am looking forward to doing taking some gorgeous nature photography for next year’s Edgar Cayce Calendar in beautiful Victoria, British Columbia, Canada.
My husband John and I toured around Rainier National Park today. Beautiful vistas and great photos of the mountain. Amazing that it is a volcano!
Carol Chapman
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