Galapagos

Galapagos

South America » Ecuador » Galápagos » Santa Cruz Island
December 1st 2009

Published: December 2nd 2009

The end of the line, for now. I’m back under the grey skies of England, far, far away from the warmth of the equator. I have had a marvellous time on the whole trip and I have some fantastic memories of the places I have seen and the people I have shared some time with. The last part of the trip was the part I had been looking forward to all the way round the Southern hemisphere; the Galapagos I... Read Full Entry

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Sea lion

This character was letting the tide roll him about on the edge of the beach

Lonesome George

Eating his dinner, alone as usual

footsteps on the beach

Sarah, getting away from the crowds

Swimming Iguana

Me and a pelican

Melting Sally Lightfoot crab

Not really melting, just clinging to the rock while the tide washes over it

Mocking bird

Darwin Finch

These are what gave Charlie boy the idea for evolution

Peepo

Marine iguana playing hide and seek

Pelican

Reef heron

Not on a reef, but a pier

Sea lion

sea lion head

These animals are so tame that you can walk within a couple of feet of them and they don't move a muscle

Sleeping sea lion

My foot is just out of the picture

Turtle beach as the sun goes down

Harpreet and Becky

The sea lion bar

Sarah, Harpreet, Becky and me

That's what you call a beach

Turtle Bay Beach

Yellow warbler

16th December 2009

Becky Smith
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Ken you rock!
Ken! this blog is so great, and the photos are amazing! I am so glad you had a good time in Galapagos and it's just a shame you couldn't stay longer, we all missed you when you left. I'm so glad I met you and got to spend at least some time with you and your anglo-saxon dancing hips :) xx

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