People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. Welcome to Malaysia: These Bidayuh ladies in traditional clothes great newly arriving guests at the airport. These sort of welcomes are not uncommon in Asia and for Westerners they quickly let you know you’re not in Kansas anymore. Click for these popular travelContinue reading “Welcome To Labuan”
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Johannesburg, A Tale of Two Cities
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Todays Images, Sengan-en Garden
A Traditional Japanese Garden Sengan-en Garden is a traditional Japanese landscape garden located in Kagoshima, Japan. It is known for its scenic beauty, historical significance, and unique features. The garden was built in the 17th century by the Shimazu clan, the feudal lords of Satsuma Domain. It features a variety of traditional Japanese garden elements,Continue reading “Todays Images, Sengan-en Garden”
Today’s Image “NO BIKES”
People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. Sometimes I see things that strike me as funny. While some people just don’t seem to get my sense of humor I’ll show an example… Such is the case with this image taken in San Pedro de Atacama, Chile. Most of the townsContinue reading “Today’s Image “NO BIKES””
A Journey Through the Doux Gorges in France on A Historic Steam Train
Take the Tournon Lamastre Steam Railroad back in time and through some of the most rugged landscapes in all of France. Going Back In Time In southeastern France in the Rhone valley you’ll find the Tournon Lamastre Steam Railroad line. It features open-air cars (in the warm months), beautifully restored old steam engines and incredibleContinue reading “A Journey Through the Doux Gorges in France on A Historic Steam Train”
The Running of the 4 Minute Louvre: A 1965 American In Paris Adventure
The photo above is actually an AI recreation of the park under Sacre Coeur in 1965 – it did captured the spirit of the times pretty well with the Brit and American rockers but overlooked the Algerian kids that were also there in large numbers! Shortly after graduating high school the summer of 1965 foundContinue reading “The Running of the 4 Minute Louvre: A 1965 American In Paris Adventure”