The photo actually shows two churches – the church of St. Francis is on the left of the shot and immediately behind it (on the right) is Se Cathedral. Both are part of a UNESCO World Heritage cluster.
DrFumblefinger continues his journey down the Snake River and shares what some of the rapids they encountered were like.
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Two tall rock-cut Buddha statues are the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe, who considers the plausibility of a local legend about their origin.
DrFumblefinger visits Royal Spring, a source of pure water which is thought to be where the first bourbon in Kentucky was distilled.
A visit to Fossil Butte, located in southwestern Wyoming. It is the site of an old lake and is a source of well-preserved aquatic fossils.
An unplanned evening in Madrid gave Paul Heymont a chance to appreciate some unusual ‘street art’
Two tall rock-cut Buddha statues are the topic of today’s post by ProfessorAbe, who considers the plausibility of a local legend about their origin.
Professor Abe finds a travel gem in the desert in his visit to this beautiful South African botanical garden.
Turkeys do not feature in ProfessorAbe’s Christmas Eve post, but there are photos of many other birds in his piece
