When publish and share with our friends, those who follow what we do, and also mean those who appreciate what we publish without putting the coveted “like”, we forget that they also like to share. Unfortunately, there is no ability to follow all with the same attention, but it never hurts to spend some time with these friends as we like to share a little about yourself. That’s why I decided to share on my blog a little of what my friends do, because behind every publication, often cold, is a human being who takes the world without charging anything in return, just for the satisfaction of feeling that there are people in the world who like what feels and shares.
Intend to repeat this gesture, not as a way to gratify you, but because I also like showing the world. May be the same or other, but I do not discriminate anyone, but obviously will do with those who are closest to me. The request will not do it because if I share what my friends publish is because I like and not because they want to publish. This will of all who follow me my friends, although a virtual bit, but they are real human beings who allow virtual friends there.
However thank for his words of thanks of those who decided to do and hope to continue to contribute my publications for those who like what I do.
A well there to you all!
Monthly Archives: December 2014
Radu Voda monastery on December 26th
Cold air in the moat
Cold air in the moat
The ducks floating and basking
In the weak sunlight
Carta de queja de un niño a Santa Claus
California’s Wild Zebras & Elephant Kids~
What, you didn’t know California had wild Zebras? Well, don’t feel bad, neither did I, until I saw them grazing with the cows on the side of the road in Big Sur and nearly ran off the road!
Apparently William Randolph Hearst imported them long ago from Africa to roam around his castle with his cows.
It must have been good to be William Randolph Hearst.
These are definitely California elephant seal kids. They stole someone’s boogie board and there is no way they are giving it back! Probably ripped it off from some Southern California kid and boogied north on it. What, you didn’t know elephant seals boogie boarded? Don’t feel bad, neither did I.
Like many California kids, all they want to do is surf and sleep, and hang out at the beach.
This is exactly what I did when I was a California kid.
It’s good to…
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Making Ice
Thank You Gulf Coast!
Are my dreams of becoming a travel blogger to support good causes really coming to life? It certainly feels like I’m on the right path. I suppose before that can happen though, I need to conquer my fears of flying, lol!
Within the past two weeks I have needed to fly over a dozen times, so at the very least, it seems I’m finally getting over it. Believe me… there’s nothing that will conquer your fears faster than coming face to face with them multiple times within a short period or time frame! In fact, I might even suggest such an approach after experiencing all of this. Barely having enough time to get over the emotional roller coaster our fears tend to create, before we get all revved up and have to do it again, does seem to have its benefits.
The more we do it, the less we fear…
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Ud me llueve..
Rain over you, rain over me
This is another photograph from a bus in the highlands of the Andean Plateau. This time I used a Marumi polarizer because they can be very effective to reduce reflections. The only downside is that they block a bit of light and that is the reason you have to consider the best polarizers, so you can have better use of them in twilight or dawn.
A yellow ocean made of ichu under a thin atmosphere before the storm 🙂
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