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Tag Archives: Wildlife
East Africa
It actually stretches from the northern arid deserts of Ethiopia to the tropical forests of Mozambique and Madagascar, with 19 countries in between. While my East African adventure in 2006 only spanned 3 countries, the experience it yielded were quite … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
Tagged Adventure, Big Trips, Cultural, Digital Scrapbooking, Scenic Jaunts, Top Picks, Travel, Whitewater, Wildlife, World Heritage Site
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Random Travel Snaps: The Orangutans of Borneo
Threatened by logging and captivity, their population dwindles through the years. These so-called “men of the forest” are estimated to be as few as 10,000 still in the wild. In 2007, I followed the path of a boardwalk that led … Continue reading
Posted in Indonesia, Sabah, Sandakan
Tagged Eco Tourism, Social Causes, Southeast Asia, Travel, Wildlife
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Survival of the Fastest
Credits: J Sprague Digi in Deeper Course Material Every morning in Africa, a gazelle wakes up. It knows it must run faster than the fastest lion or it will be killed. Every morning a lion wakes up. It knows it … Continue reading
Unexpected Bonus
“Mag-dive ka na, nandito ka na rin, you should dive, you’re already here”. To be in Moalboal and not dive is indeed ridiculous. But because I was the only diver in the group, I didn’t plan to… until the divemaster … Continue reading
Posted in Cebu, Moalboal, Pescador
Tagged Adventure, Dive Excursions, Eco Tourism, Top Picks, Travel, Visayas, Wildlife
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Finally!
Contrary to our 2008 attempt when we spent 3 hours waiting and waiting for naught, each attempt a failure. Disappointed but not defeated, I promised to come back someday. That someday finally arrived. “Get ready”, Allan ordered. We grabbed our … Continue reading
Posted in Bicol, Donsol, Philippines, Sorsogon
Tagged Adventure, Eco Tourism, Luzon, Wildlife
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Sean Lions and Pier 39
Credits: Papers from Moninda’s Sea Memories; Elements from PouYou and Me kit; Journal Paper from Scrapmatter’s Life Little Surprises kit California Sea Lions are found along the coast of eastern North Pacific from the coast of Vancouver all the way … Continue reading
Around Isarog
So the mishap in our reservations gave birth to a short exploration of nearby spots around Naga. A whole afternoon with nothing to do, we headed to Mt. Isarog (after a Bicolano lunch at the SM) not to climb it … Continue reading
Alaska Sealife Center
Credits: JSprague Cre8 kit template; JCrowley Beautiful Evidence papers; JSprague Kraft paper; KPertiet Botanist No. 4 We decided to explore Seward and have breakfast in town. Instead, we stumbled upon this 2 story high building situated on the shores of … Continue reading
The Kenai Fjord Surprise
Alaska was a surprise. Didn’t think I’d enjoy it as much as I enjoyed it. It was a great choice of a destination for my “big trip” that I aim to do every couple of years. What an experience. We … Continue reading
Posted in Alaska, Seward, USA
Tagged Adventure, Big Trips, Scenic Jaunts, Top Picks, Wildlife
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Eagles in Abundance
Bald Eagles have been the national bird of the U.S. since 1782. While they are still protected under federal law, the birds are no longer “endangered” and about half of the 70,000 live in Alaska. They are spotted year round … Continue reading





