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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