We Went Swimming With Sea Lions!!!

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November 15th 2007

Published: November 19th 2007

The Galapagos Islands were amazing! It is true what people say about feeling like you have landed on the moon when you arrive in the islands. Because the islands are located on the Equator, we imagined them to be tropical and jungle like, but there is a crazy amount of diversity - both from island to island, but also on any one island itself. At times we would be looking at beautiful turquoise c... Read Full Entry

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Trevor and Kristena vs. The World

Two Canadians Eh

We are two liberally minded, non religious, officially homeless and jobless bums out to see the world! Our passports are good for a few more years and one can live for long time on Kraft Dinner - or the African and Asian equivalent! We have decided that after 24 years and only ever leaving Canada once, it's time to jump off the deep end and travel the world. We'll hit up South America, Africa, Europe and Asia, and the plan is to just go with the flow and see and do whatever our little hearts desire! Departure is October 2007 and we'll return sometime in October 2008... full info

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Actually ... THIS was Our Boat!

Home Sweet Home

Suzie the Sea Lion

Two Young Males Practice Fighting

It sure sounded real though!

Henry the Hawk

Time to Explore

American Oyster Catcher

Senor and Senora Canada

Galapagos Sunset

Pahoehoe Lava

Lava Something Something

We forget the name of this, but it was really cool.

Snoozing Sea Lion

Lonesome George Himself

The most famous tortoise in the world!

Mowing Down

This little lizard was having the meal of his life!

Airplane 101

Jack, We are Flying!

Yes, we are THAT cool.

Mr Tyssen

Just after we saw about 20 dolphins swim aside the boat!

Great Blue Heron

Ms Owen

Jose/Pepe

... our Endemic guide! (Everytime he described anything in the Galapagos, it was ENDEMIC).

Waiting for a Bus...

Really ... we were waiting for a bus!

Baby Tortoises

The Darwin Centre captures these little guys from their nests in the wild ... and then rereleases them when they are 3-4 yrs old.

19th November 2007

karin
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WOW!!! That is toooo cool... You know me Kristena...THIS portion would be my kind of holiday!!! Glad you guys are safe and having fun...Love you!!

19th November 2007

Two Canadians Eh
Trevor and Kristena vs. The World

karin! we thought about you when we were there too, because of all the birds EVERYWHERE (i remember you used to have books about birdwatching sitting on the window sill in the kitchen). MISS YOU!

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