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Tag Archives: desert
Baja California (Mexico): A sun destination is about more than just the sun
One of the many March Break getaways we’ve taken that stands out for me because of its unexpected offerings other than warm weather and sun was a week we spent in the southern Baja. For easterners, the Baja isn’t top … Continue reading
Posted in Sun destinations, Travel
Tagged Bahia Magdalena, Baja, Baja California, Bay of Magdalena, desert, gray whales, grey whales, holidays, inspiration, Loreto, Mulege, photography, sun, travel, vacations, winter, winter break
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A first look at Morocco
As I sit here shivering in an Arctic blast of early winter weather, it’s hard to believe that 7 weeks ago we were in the sunny, dry climes of Morocco. We spent a good chunk of October traveling in Portugal, … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, Uncategorized
Tagged camels, desert, Morocco, photography, progress, travel
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Peru: Machu Picchu for sure, and so much more
As a “westerner” it is humbling to travel to other parts of the world and learn – or be reminded – just how many civilizations preceded the European-centric ones, during which time large, stable, creative societies were sustained over many … Continue reading
Posted in Travel
Tagged Aqua Calientes, colonization, Cusco, desert, Ica, Incas, inspiration, machu picchu, Nazca Lines, oasis, Peru, photography, Sacred Valley, sand dunes, travel, travel tips
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