Category Archives: Odds n’ Ends

Favorite Places And A Few Stories

From special destinations to odd stories and unusual encounters Come Along And Join Us Sure – we understand that the last thing you want to do is add another email to your list of subscriptions, but give us a chance. We won’t spam you or sell your information and we promise we will work hardContinue reading “Favorite Places And A Few Stories”

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 Intentional Travelers Have Gone Wild

Collections Of Wildlife Photos From Places We’ve Visited EXPLORING GALAPAGOS WILDLIFE INTO THEWILDS OF SRI LANKA ALASKA WILDLIFE CHILE’S WILDLIFE TOP TO BOTTOM HUNTING ANAMALS IN AFRICA’S KRUGER NATIONAL PARK WILDLIFE OF THE FALKLAND ISLANDS SEALS, SEA LIONS AND SEA BIRDS OH MY.. Our Recent Posts: Our Tag Cloud

Fort George Stands Above Saint George’s Harbour, Grenada

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”

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”