People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. A view of Fort George sitting atop the headland in St. George’s, Grenada. Originally built by the French in the 18th century, it was later ceded to the British. Below the fort is the Carenage, a horseshoe-shaped harbor used for ships, trade, andContinue reading “Fort George Stands Above Saint George’s Harbour, Grenada”
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The Bengal and Asian Water Monitor: Unique Species Of Sri Lanka
Wildlife photographs from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. In Sri Lanka there are two prominent species of monitor lizards: the terrestrial Bengal Monitor (pictured above) and the semi-aquatic Asian Water Monitor. Both are entirely harmless to humans but play vital roles in the island’s ecosystem, often spotted near wetlands, forests, or even urban canals. OfContinue reading “The Bengal and Asian Water Monitor: Unique Species Of Sri Lanka”
Image of the Day • The Legend Of The Merlion
People, places and captured moments selected from The Intentional Travelers photo collection. Singapore’s mythical creature with the head of a lion and the body of a fish. The Singapore Merlion is not however a centuries-old folklore monster, but rather a modern cultural icon designed in 1964 to represent Singapore’s historical roots and its identity.The twoContinue reading “Image of the Day • The Legend Of The Merlion”
Where Do You Want To Go? Explore Travel Destinations Across the Globe
Join us as we explore this amazing planet with… From amazing cities, to incredible landscapes and exotic cultures join us as we explore this wonderous world Today almost nothing is out of reach. All it take is a little time and a lot of desire.Visit Antarctica or explore the ruins of Machu Pichu Go wildContinue reading “Where Do You Want To Go? Explore Travel Destinations Across the Globe”
A History of Father’s Day: From Ancient Times to Modern America
According to Hallmark this is probably the very first Father’s Day card commercially printed. What follows is their version of this holiday’s history… Some 4,000 years ago a Babylonian boy named Elmesu may have carved the first Father’s Day card but clay. A few thousand years later a woman named Sonora Louise Dodd was sittingContinue reading “A History of Father’s Day: From Ancient Times to Modern America”
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