A Day in the Life of Kathmandu
An Exotic mix of Hindu and Buddhist Images Images: Garry Benson © 2014 Story: Garry Benson Editor: Tracey Benson ‘There’s a one-eyed yellow idol to the north of Kathmandu, There’s a little… Continue reading
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10 Things We Learned From Years of Travel
Originally posted on GALLIVANCE:
As always, our travels have taught us countless lessons. And since we love learning … here are our favorite “Aha! Moments.” 1. Carry very little stuff. Really, it’s true.…
Really Cool Project: The Longest way
As a keen walker I am always interested in stories about walking and the connections between travel and walking as a form of creativity. Today I came across a very interesting project titled… Continue reading
Ama Dablam Trek, Nepal – A Photo Essay
A totally awe-inspiring trek in the Everest region of Nepal in November 2008.
365 Places: Aspley
Day 9: Aspley, Queensland, Australia Today’s post is about a place where I spent some of my formative years, a suburb in Brisbane, Aspley. When I was a child, Aspley was considered the… Continue reading
Kondoni Sculpture
Text: ©2014 Garry Benson Images: ©2014 Garry Benson A beautiful Whale mosaic in Victor Harbor, South Australia. The Ngarrindjeri and Pitjantjatjara Aboriginal people and the local community all contributed to the project as… Continue reading
365 Places: Korčula
Day 8: Korčula, Croatia We visited the island of Korčula in September 2013, when we did a 7 day boat trip that took us from Split to Dubrovnik and back again. It is located in the… Continue reading
Samoa – A Photo Essay
Here are a few photos from my visit to Samoa in 2004, enjoy.
365 Places: Algeria
Day 7: Algeria, North Africa Today my post is about a place that I will probably never visit again, Algeria. From the small part I saw, it is a beautiful and captivating country with… Continue reading
Profile: Edward Mooney
We have been researching other photographers, artists and writers that focus on travel and ideas of ‘place’ in their work. Recently, we came across the work of Edward Mooney, an Irish photographer and blogger,… Continue reading