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Let’s drink
Filed under: Asia, Food, Laos Tagged: alcohol, Asia, beer, Culture, Laos, people, photography, Travel, Vientiane
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The elephant keeper
Filed under: Asia, Thailand Tagged: animals, Asia, Chiang Mai, elephants, people, photography, Southeast Asia, Thailand, Travel
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A Vietnamese family
While traveling through Vietnam, I had the good fortune to meet many friendly people, including this lovely family, who took me into their home for festivities and showed me such gracious...
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Grand Central Market, Los Angeles
Opened in 1917, Grand Central Market is the oldest in the city. Containing dozens of eateries, stalls and vendors, it is a good place to shop around for produce, grab a yummy bite to eat or just browse...
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A Melbourne view
Filed under: Australia Tagged: Australia, city, Melbourne, people, photography, Travel
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A girl
Filed under: Asia, South Korea Tagged: architecture, Asia, Korea, people, photography, South Korea, Travel
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Near Mono Pass, Eastern Sierra
Approaching Mono Pass on the Mono Pass Trail, Inyo National Forest, Eastern Sierra Nevada, California. Photo by Kevin SuhFiled under: California, Hiking, Uncategorized, United States Tagged:...
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A peek at Ventura, California
Filed under: California, United States Tagged: California, church, ocean, people, photography, Travel, United States, Ventura
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Island pleasures on Phú Quốc, Vietnam
“Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry and narrow-mindedness.” Mark Twain Phu Quoc is a gorgeous little Vietnamese island, which is actually located just off the coast of Cambodia. With the main draws...
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Onward
Filed under: Chiapas, Mexico Tagged: Chiapas, Culture, Mexico, people, photography, Travel, women
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The native woman
Filed under: Chiapas, Mexico Tagged: Chiapas, Culture, Mexico, native, people, photography, postaday, Travel
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Tuk-tuk driver
When in Bangkok a ride or two in the ubiquitous tuk-tuk is a must for any tourist or traveler. Although largely a tourist novelty these days, it can still be fun to negotiate a… Continue reading →
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Cowboys on the colectivo
A colectivo is a local form of transportation, usually a small mini-van, which is used to transport people from town to town and place to place. You can grab one at one of… Continue reading →
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Elephant Nature Park
“The question is, are we happy to suppose that our grandchildren may never be able to see an elephant except in a picture book?” David Attenborough Elephant Nature Park is a sanctuary for the… Continue...
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The Ladies
These ladies ply the beaches of Phu Quoc, Vietnam, offering manicures, pedicures, back and foot massages as well as hair removal! They were a funny bunch of women, who I enjoyed talked to… Continue...
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The Daily Post’s Weekly Photo Challenge: Connected
In response to The Daily Post’s weekly photo challenge: “Connected.” Filed under: Uncategorized Tagged: Asia, beer, Culture, Daily Post, Laos, people, postaday, Southeast Asia, Travel
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09/14/15
Filed under: Asia, Vietnam Tagged: Asia, beach, Culture, people, photography, postaday, Travel, Vietnam
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