Situated about a quarter mile from our home base was an island that had gone to the birds. Literally. We’d cruise by in our guide boat most days as we returned to camp to see what we could find.
We nicknamed it “bird island” as it was home to hundreds and hundreds of birds. Mostly these seemed to be seagulls of different types…
From time to time, we’d also spot a puffin, which was fun! In my experience puffins on the west coast are not common.
Marilyn Jones pays a visit to the museum that reminds us that Rock and Roll will never die
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This more than century old steam locomotive is on display in the small Alberta city of Lethbridge.
Sylvia shares photos of a colorful mushroom with toxic side effects if ingested.
One of Salzburg’s oldest churches is also one whose unusual design makes it a unique sight for visitors
DrFumblefinger visits a small community kitchen where local women gather to visit with each other and bake flatbread.
This more than century old steam locomotive is on display in the small Alberta city of Lethbridge.
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DrFumblefinger shares a sample of some of the food he enjoyed during a half month visit to Portugal.
