Exploring the Philippines: Puerto Princesa
LestertheInvestor's adventures in the Philippines continues, with a unique exploration of an underground river cavern and a close look at some of the wildlife of the region.
LestertheInvestor's adventures in the Philippines continues, with a unique exploration of an underground river cavern and a close look at some of the wildlife of the region.
The back story to one of DrFumblefinger's favorite photos.
In the Australian state of Queensland, Barry Barford revisits an old haunt with a new name.
DrFumblefinger cruises down the Avenue of the Giants, a 31 mile stretch of highway known for its massive redwood stands.
The Prince of Wales Hotel in Waterton National Park is approaching 100 years of service. Its setting is most memorable
DrFumblefinger visits Exit Glacier, the only road accessible glacier in Alaska's Kenai Fjords National Park
LestertheInvestor details his journey to Banaue, the first stop in his Philippine adventures. It is the center of a beautiful rice-growing valley, itself a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
DrFumblefinger visits an unusual place in a national park where the soil and water are pigmented by iron oxide. The place has been used for centuries to extract material used to make paint.
DrFumblefinger visits the ruins of the Roman city of Volubilis in northern Morocco. The city thrived during its short period of Roman occupation but was abandoned. A massive earthquake in 1755 caused most of the structures to collapse. Restoration has partially restored key buildings.
DrFumblefinger encountered this drummer during a visit to Rabat, the capital city of Morocco.
All 1199 UNESCO World Heritage sites marked on a map that shows an interesting pattern
A memorable landmark in Rabat is this lovely lighthouse, across the street from which the large Chouhada cemetery.
One of Bangkok's most visible religious sites has a fascinating history, with alternating periods of great attention and neglect
The old city of Fes is more than 1200 years old and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its Medina is one of the largest pedestrian-only zones in the world.
Luxembourg City boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times, evident in its well-preserved medieval architecture and UNESCO-listed Old Town.