Tagged With "Seals"
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Hawaii State Capitol Building – The Aloha State
On their quest to visit all 50 state capitol buildings, Samantha and her husband feel a spirit of 'aloha' in Honolulu.
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Antarctica, part 2. Weaner Wars
Kirsten Hines continues her celebrating Nature on 7 Continents series with this second installment in exotic Antarctica. Young elephant seals are called ‘weaners’ from the time they’re weaned from their mother’s milk, around a month, until they reach a year old. They’re cute but their warrior training begins young.
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Grey Seals, Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, Northumberland
Grey seals from Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, U.K.
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Connecticut State Capitol - The Constitution State
Samantha shares her visit to the Connecticut State Capitol in Hartford. It is beautiful and she really liked all the marble from the East Canaan area.
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Re: Antarctica, part 2. Weaner Wars
Weiners with an "i" don't fight back! Nice post, Kirsten.
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Re: Grey Seals, Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, Northumberland
I love this post! The grey seals are adorable! You really captured them expertly; well done!!
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Re: Grey Seals, Lindisfarne National Nature Reserve, Northumberland
Seals always seem to be having such a wonderful time! As Marilyn mentioned -- beautifully captured, Ian -- thanks for sharing these with us.
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June 24, 2020: Birds on the Seal Beach PIer, California
Samantha shares some pictures of the birds she and her husband saw while walking along the Seal Beach Pier in California.
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Seal Beach, California: A Walk Along the Pier and Memory Lane
Samantha shares her visit to the Seal Beach Pier and all the wonderful memories it brought up from her youth.
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Arkansas State Capitol, Little Rock
Samantha enjoyed touring the Arkansas State Capitol building. She learned a lot about their history and I was impressed by all their lovely chandeliers.
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Elephant Point, South Shetland Islands
DrFumblefinger's last day in Antarctica features a wildlife rich destination known as Elephant Point.
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Re: Mount Desert Island, Maine
I went to Bar Harbor in the 1970s and loved it. It wasn't so touristy then and I don't recall there being any cruise ships. Great photos.
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Re: Mount Desert Island, Maine
This was my first trip in 50 years. The only cruise ship was the ferry to Yarmouth
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Re: Mount Desert Island, Maine
For a number of years in the late 70s and early 80s, we used to vacation at a campsite at Somesville, mid-island and were often in Bar Harbor. It had tourist shops then, but on a brief visit two summers ago, it seemed to have nothing but... On the other hand, the cruise ships are on the way out; the town first imposed a limit and now has banned them. I was on a Viking cruise last October that had planned to call at Bar Harbor and was diverted to Eastport because of the limit. If Bar Harbor...
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Arizona Capitol Museum—The Grand Canyon State
The Arizona Capitol Museum in Phoenix is very unique and was actually built in early 1900 before statehood. Samantha shows us around with a few pictures.