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Date: 14th December 2011

Hiking is essential in SB!
It's a shame you didn't get to go on your hike while in Santa Barbara. That is truly one of my favorite things to do while traveling in the city. Your photos are really good by the way, you really do a good job of capturing the beauty of Santa Barbara. If you are ever around again you need to get on a trail! I recommend Cold Springs Trail. Not too hard yet a good challenge and work out! Watch out for the poison oak though! I cannot wait for my next thrilling adventure out in the wilderness of Santa Barbara-I'll be staying at the South Coast Inn (www.goleta-hotel.com). Actually close to several trail heads and a good place to come home to after a long day out.

From Blog: Mission: Santa Barbara, Alta California 1782
Date: 2nd September 2011

Santiago
Lovely pictures. I hope to see more of them in the future. Greetings.

From Blog: Santiago de Compostela and the Way of Saint James
Date: 18th February 2011

awsome
This I am going to do with my friend!!!awsome

From Blog: Mission: Santa Barbara, Alta California 1782
Date: 1st January 2011

Ancient Trees & High-Density Development
Leo, What a shame! Yes, we humans tend to be such poor stewards of the other defenseless living creatures that share our planet. Our technology can do very good things but we often let our ignorance be the driver and the same technology can do so much harm. I wonder how this "druid" poisoned the Austin tree.

From Blog: Living the New Among the Familiar
Date: 1st January 2011

What a tree!
Great photos Eric. Hope the tree survives the virus that is High density development. There once was a massive great oak where I lived in Austin Texas called Treaty Oak which looked to be about the size and age of this angel oak. It survived the encircling development of the urban enviroment but it didn't survive a deluded individual who fancied himself a self appointed druid. He poisoned this beautiful tree in an attempt to cast a love spell on some woman he knew. The city of Austin and tens of thousands of dollars of arborists efforts were able to keep about a third of the tree alive, but it will never be what it once was.

From Blog: Living the New Among the Familiar
Date: 20th December 2010

WOW!!
One of the most beautiful photos I have ever seen! Nice work!

From Blog: Primordial Reflections
Date: 23rd November 2010


Wow great angle, great shot!

From Blog: Santiago de Compostela and the Way of Saint James
Date: 21st November 2010

nice contrast
Very nice contrasting yellows and blues...

From Blog: Living the New Among the Familiar
Date: 20th November 2010

Parents
Magnificent place to get married Lorry! Your parents must be very special....

From Blog: Mission: Santa Barbara, Alta California 1782
Date: 19th November 2010

parents'
My parents were married here July 21, 1945.-BEAUTIFUL-

From Blog: Mission: Santa Barbara, Alta California 1782
Date: 21st October 2010


thank you so much travelblog.org i finished my project!!!

From Blog: Mission: Santa Barbara, Alta California 1782
Date: 16th October 2010

VERY nice
Astonishing shot. The sun looks surreal!

From Blog: Living the New Among the Familiar
Date: 7th June 2010

IL CAMMINO DA ACQUAVIVA D.FONTI A SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA
IL CAMMINO DA ACQUAVIVA D.FONTI A SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA www.acquavivasantiago.it il sito offre la possibità di condividere l'esperienza del pellegrinaggio a piedi attraverso il cammino da Leon a Santiago di Compostela in spagna analizzando foto, percorso, itinerario,voli aerei, pernotti,allenamento fisico e attrezzatura. VISITA IL MIO SITO E SEGUI IL CAMMINO CON IL MIO GRUPPO DAI CAPELLI BIANCHI. PERCHE' AD OGNI ETA' CI SI PUO' METTERE IN "CAMINO". Pinuccio

From Blog: Santiago de Compostela and the Way of Saint James
Date: 27th February 2010


MISSION SANTA BARBARA IS THE BEST OF THE 21 MISSIONS

From Blog: Mission: Santa Barbara, Alta California 1782
Date: 12th February 2010


Your photos are great. Amazing richness in colors

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 9th February 2010

Beautifully Captured
I was transported... if only for five minutes. It was a nice view. :-D

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 7th February 2010


Beautiful, beautiful photos. I feel peaceful and relaxed just looking :)

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 6th February 2010

Thanks.
A really enjoyable blog, thanks. Your writing is great and I enjoyed your photos as much as always.

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 6th February 2010

Very well written.
Very well written and makes we want to visit Japan even more.. :)

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 6th February 2010

Japan's Second Dimension
Thank you for your comment. I guess my other blogs in Travelblog.org would give you some idea about some of my most recent experiences in travel... It's a pity that this web site has not existed for very long... Travel is my passion and I have always tried to work in areas that allowed me (or required me) to travel... especially internationally. My other passions are photography, videography, and languages, and I find that these "hobbies" or skills tend to be very good bridges to people when I travel. For me traveling is not just seeing places, but getting to know as well as possible the people and cultures of those places, present and past. I started traveling at age 3 and I may die in a place that I have not seen yet....

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 6th February 2010


Hello. My name is Natnapa. I study Tourist Behavior. I intersting information travel of you. I want to know your experience in travel. Thank you .

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 6th February 2010

Very good information janpan tourism.
Very good information janpan tourism.

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 6th February 2010

Very good information janpan tourism.
Very good information janpan tourism.

From Blog: Japan's Second Dimension
Date: 20th July 2009


"I only noticed this sign when the deed was done! The first character means "temple" and the second "woman"... (If Chinese is consistent with Japanese Kanji)" ***************************************************************************************** In fact,the frist word is the last one,and as you know,it means "temple". the right two words means "Muslim" and the third means"woman",you are right. from right to left"Muslim woman temple". 寺 女 真 清 temple woman Muslim

From Blog: Temple of Earth and Niujie Mosque
Date: 29th May 2009

Buenos Aires
Dawn, You won't be disappointed! Buenos Aires is a magical place with much to see and a real bargain for international travelers... I am looking forward to returning there for another visit.

From Blog: Recoleta, Bellas Artes and Japanese Gardens





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