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Tag Archives: travel
Photo Essay–A trip to Disneyland
Posted in Back to the US, california, North America, Pictures, Travel by Continent, Country, US
Tagged california, california great adventure, Disneyland, expat bostonians, picture post, theme park, travel
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Wordless Wednesday Hawaii (Big Island)
Photographer Elanor A lightpost decorated for Christmas Rhi, the shave ice Sunset from my in-law’s balcony Volcano National Park , overlooking Kilauea during the day Walking through Nahuku (Thurston Lava Tube) Impatient Rhiannon Kilauea (same as above) nighttime view This … Continue reading
Posted in Hawaii, North America, Pictures, Travel by Continent, Country, US
Tagged expat bostonians, Hawaii, Hawaii with kids, HI, The big Island of Hawaii, travel, travel with kids
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Greetings from Hawaii
We’re currently on vacation in Hawaii. Here are a few photos taken with my underwater camera. DSLR pics will need to wait until we’re home. I’m using an Olympus … Continue reading
Posted in Hawaii, Travel by Continent, Country, US
Tagged expat bostonians, Hawaii, Maui, pacific whale foundation, snorkeling, travel, underwater camera
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Exploring Angkor Wat
Initially I didn’t plan to use a tour guide at all while I was in Siem Reap. The whole point was to be alone and away from everyone. However, my hotel encouraged me to have a guide and on the … Continue reading
Wordless Wednesday — Taj Mahal (taken Dec 2006)
See the whole set here on my flickr stream.
Posted in Agra, Asia, India, Pictures, Taj Mahal, Travel by Continent, Country
Tagged Agra, Asia, Golden Triangle, India, photography, Taj Mahal, travel
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Oh Christmas Tree…
Every post between now and the end of the year, I’ll be highlighting a charity at the start of every post. NONE of these charities have asked me to do so; they are charities I have been touched by or … Continue reading
Voodoo Donuts, Portland (Oregon)
I’m not sure exactly when or where I first heard of Voodoo Doughnuts. It’s likely that it was a special on the Food Network or the Travel Channel. But I remember thinking it sounded really cool…a donut shop open 24/7, … Continue reading
Posted in Pictures, Portland (Oregon), US
Tagged donuts, food, oregon, pictures, portland, review, travel, us, voodoo doughnuts
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Santa Cruz Boardwalk
Sorry it’s been about a week since my last blog post…it’s been quite hectic! I safely got to San Francisco, and picked up Ellie and Ravi on August 30th, along with the largest car I’ve ever driven (a GMC Acadia…7 … Continue reading
Posted in Pictures, Pregnant Expat, San Francisco, US
Tagged Amusement Park, boardwalk, california, expat, Kids, pregnant, santa cruz, travel, west coast
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Japan
I’ve wanted to write something about Japan since the tragedy. But, truth be told…I don’t know what to say. The tragedy is both distant and enormously present for us. Co-workers of Ravi’s are based out of Tokyo and were updating … Continue reading
Random Hong Kong
A few pictures that didn’t belong anywhere else, but were worth sharing Desserts from the buffet at the Shangri-La restaurant “Cafe TOO” Dinner at Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse…we were given a romantic private room/booth Street signs Subway sign encouraging people to … Continue reading