Pic of the Day: October 31
No, not an Ent. Just a burly friend standing amidst giants in the Dandenong Ranges National Park outside of Melbourne. Some of the tallest trees in …
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30 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 30
Pic of the Day: October 30
I’m no expert, but I’m thinking this is a Huntsman spider on the wall outside our apartment. If it is, what a weirdo. A spider …
29 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 29
Pic of the Day: October 29
Nothing too unusual about the spousal unit tucking into some Pho. Except, in this case, it had been almost five months since she had her …
28 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 28
Pic of the Day: October 28
The Melbourne skyline, with the nearest beach to our apartment (Elwood beach) in the foreground. Residing only a few blocks from the water, it was …
27 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 27
Pic of the Day: October 27
Our final wildlife picture from Kruger National Park doesn’t even look like wildlife. That’s because you’re looking at an African wildcat, the ancestors of today’s …
26 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 26
Pic of the Day: October 26
Our evening game drives at Kruger National Park could be frustrating, particularly after dark. You might spend hours wiggling a spotlight around, with nothing but …
25 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 25
Pic of the Day: October 25
OK, OK, even though we’re supposed to be as happy seeing a rare lizard as one of the big cats, leaving Kruger without seeing a …
24 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 24
Pic of the Day: October 24
Of all the Big Five, by far the easiest to see at Kruger National Park is the elephant. They are everywhere. We were told that …
23 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 23
Pic of the Day: October 23
Though much of the wildlife viewing at Kruger National Park is driven by the search for the Big Five (lion, elephant, buffalo, rhino, leopard), there’s …
22 Oct
Pic of the Day: October 22
Pic of the Day: October 22
The only place where photography is allowed in the Livingstone Museum is the lobby, where this giant map resides. That’s a shame, because the museum’s …
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