Another picture from one of my favorite places. I love it here where the lake is formed in the crater of a volcano. There are also four other volcanoes around the edge of the lake. Each village around

Antigua is a colonial city that was destroyed by volcano and earthquake in 1733. It was re-inhabited in the 1850's but still retails the charm of the colonial city. Many damaged cathedrals and etc, have

This is what it looks like from the summit of Flatiron trail. Absolutely beautiful view all the way around. The hike took us about 5 or 6 hours (both ways) and it was warmer than we expected. So we were

Elk Mountain Ski Resort The Appalachians Mountains are such a wonderful spectacle to behold. And a huge cold air barrier, keeping snow around longer up in northern Pennsylvania than down where I live in

Punta Cana is a resort area of Dominican Republic. It has beautiful white sand beaches and lots of landscape to explore and enjoy. Bring some fishing supplies with you as locals love to trade their wares

For some reason I thought all of the military in town was more interesting than the architecture. I enjoyed how some soldiers would pose and swell up with pride when I took their picture. Others would

It was a hot muggy day when we arrived in Leon. The streets were dusty in this quiet town, but there was plenty to see and do. We picked up some fresh fried tortillas from the square in the center of town

Have you ever sat through a time share presentation? I have many many times. Sometimes, people traveling with me think I'm crazy for wasting 90 minutes of my trip when I know a time share isn't for me.

I have visited many restaurants I confess that I am a food lover, I have eaten in places from the cheapest, street food, fast food restaurants, to expensive restaurants I used to do it long before the

As soon as we crossed into Bolivia, I met her again: the height. The same thing always happens to me: I climb more than 4000 meters and I get close. No matter how many times I have been in height, it always

My hiking days started early. When I was only in the third grade my parents signed me in a summer camp. But that wasn't regular camp at the sea like everybody would assume. They signed me in for camp,

Click image to view in full screen Camera: SONY NEX-6 Lens: Sony E PZ 16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OSS Focal Length: 37.0 Aperture: F11.0 ISO: 100 Technique: Panorama, HDR About the photo A sunny summer day on Gamle

The oceans ebb and flow and the debris from storms finds itself lining the beaches around the world. From kelps to plastic you never know what you might come across after a storm. Thanks for reading. Scott

Oh, the Drake passage my old friend, from which I only just left a day ago. You are much kinder than you were on our way back to Ushuaia from the peninsula. Again we are greeted, as we always are, with

The Verde Canyon, featuring an abundance of native flora and fauna, rugged, high-desert rock faces and spectacular vistas, is only accessible by rail. As you step aboard this popular excursion, complete

Just outside of Sedona you can take a passenger train ride back in time. The train itself is close to 100 years old and the route is even older. You'll see rivers, wildlife, abandoned towns and ancient

The municipality is mostly made up of mountainous terrain, but the city sits in a small valley surrounded by hills. The city’s center maintains its Spanish colonial layout and much of its architecture,

San Cristóbal de las Casas is a highland town in the southern Mexican state of Chiapas. It’s known for its well-preserved colonial architecture, such as the centuries-old, yellow San Cristóbal Cathedral