A Day on Elephant Island
A wooden sign tells us it’s a 3 kilometer walk to the elephants, and a 4 kilometer walk to some waterfalls. With the midday sun pounding on our backs it doesn’t take us long to agree that a dip in the falls might be in order after our visit with the elephants.
A wooden sign tells us it’s a 3 kilometer walk to the elephants, and a 4 kilometer walk to some waterfalls. With the midday sun pounding on our backs it doesn’t take us long to agree that a dip in the falls might be in order after our visit with the elephants.
Coming Home After Your RTW Trip
Rhonda: We'll keep you posted..our next big adventure is a couple of years away but even planning for it is more exciting than…
Rhonda: We'll keep you posted..our next big adventure is a couple of years away but even planning for it is more exciting than…
Where Do We Go From Here?
Amy Reaney: I commented here suggesting Uruguay, but I also e-mailed you with a suggestion for Portland, Oregon. Here's a link…
Amy Reaney: I commented here suggesting Uruguay, but I also e-mailed you with a suggestion for Portland, Oregon. Here's a link…
The Beach at Las Penitas
Shana: I love the wise dog-guide. It sounds like a blissful passage of time. <3
Shana: I love the wise dog-guide. It sounds like a blissful passage of time. <3
Do You Know About Love?
Scott: I just happened across your site today from looking at Lek's elephant park in Chiang Mai's website. Firstly I was…
Scott: I just happened across your site today from looking at Lek's elephant park in Chiang Mai's website. Firstly I was…
Good Boy, Belly
Marina: Wow. I haven't read your blog in ages. Then suddenly got the urge to check it out today. I'm so sorry to hear about…
Marina: Wow. I haven't read your blog in ages. Then suddenly got the urge to check it out today. I'm so sorry to hear about…
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