I love visiting the country’s National Parks and Monuments and this one was a particular favorite of mine. Pictured is the limestone statue at Cabrillo National Monument in San Diego, California. Overlooking the city skyline and harbor from the Point Loma peninsula it was quite beautiful and worth the visit.
Watching 3 month old clouded leopard cubs playing at the San Diego Zoo.
A beautiful sunset on New Year’s Eve at Imperial Beach, CA. Despite the cold California’s surfers were out in the water and enjoying the waves.
Photo of a Navy warhawk helicopter from the flight deck of the USS Midway, an aircraft carrier turned museum, at the harbor in San Diego, CA.
There I was, unsure of what to expect on my first ever dive into the ocean and before resurfacing my life had been forever changed. Everyone has moments in their life that stand far out, above and beyond all others. My first time ocean diving in Belize was one of those moments.
The Maldives, a chain of tropical islands extending into the Indian Ocean off the southern tip of India, is an idyllic holiday destination. It is not, however, known for bargain holidays on a budget. That’s not to say you need to lobotomize the responsible part of your brain when holidaying there. Over the last few years, it’s become more affordable to holiday in the Maldives as cheaper hotels open for travelers on a tighter budget.
Happy new year everyone! I spent the last days of 2012 and the New Year’s holiday in San Diego, CA. This week’s photo was shot during my visit to the Zoo’s Safari Park (separate from the regular San Diego Zoo). This baby Gorilla’s name is Monroe and he put on a great show for everyone.
Pictures and videos from my visit to the annual Phoenix Zoolights event. Watch the music in motion show over the lake and check out the wild light displays included in some of the Zoolight’s 3.6 million lights.
Check out this street art in Cozumel, a large Mexican island in the Caribbean Sea. The wall is full of marine life, intended to raise awareness for Cozumel’s national marine park.
Climb atop the 130 foot high El Castillo temple and over two dozen other structures at Xunantunich. An incredible and unique Mayan site full of history and intrigue.
