Tagged With "salt"
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Re: July 23, 2017: Salt Lake, Salt Mines & Salt Caravans, Ethiopia
It is almost impossible to describe the debilitating heat in this location. We would instantly scurry to any shade possible, however inadequate. I have been on the southern fringe and broiled in hot springs about 30km off the road to Harar. Afars looked through me, knowing I was irrelevant in their world. In years gone by, my testicles would have been their chief interest in me, for decorating their waistband !
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Re: July 23, 2017: Salt Lake, Salt Mines & Salt Caravans, Ethiopia
Great photos of a surreal landscape!
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Re: August 27, 2017: Ethiopia - Camel Caravans in the Danakil Depression
Travelled hundreds of kilometres on camels, love the rhythm and simplicity. I also love the way herders of all sorts carry their staff across their shoulders
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Re: Salt River Tubing -- Mesa, Arizona
Sounds like my kind of river cruise. It's fun in cooler climates, too: my experiences have been on the upper reaches of the Delaware, but the feeling of just "being there" must be similar!
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Re: Salt River Tubing -- Mesa, Arizona
It really sounds like a great time Marga! Thanks for the tips .
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Delta/Alaska Battle for Seattle heats up
If you thought the boxing match in Las Vegas the other day was the "battle of the century," you haven't been watching Delta and Alaska Airlines fight it out over passenger traffic in Seattle. The two airlines have been codeshare partners for a long...
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July 23, 2017: Salt Lake, Salt Mines & Salt Caravans, Ethiopia
Grand Escapes shares a most remarkable landscape, unlike any other today. We visit the salt lake and mines in The Danikil Depression.
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August 27, 2017: Ethiopia - Camel Caravans in the Danakil Depression
Grand Escapades shares memorable images of camel caravans carrying huge loads of salt on their way to market, much as they have for centuries.
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Sept. 24, 2017: Lake Asal, Danakil Depression, Ethiopia
Grand Escapades provides today's Pic of the Day of Lake Asal, a salt lake in Ethiopia's Danakil Depression.
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March 12, 2020: Storm over Salt Lake City
Desert storms, while not that common, move quickly and can dump a lot of water in a short period of time.
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April 9, 2020: McCune Mansion in Salt Lake City
DrFumblefinger visits the memorable red McCune mansion in downtown Salt Lake City.
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Where Gumbo Was #7.0: Salt Lake City, Utah
As was quickly recognized by WorkerBee, Gumbo was visiting the State of Utah Capitol Building, situated in northern Salt Lake City. Situated on 40 acres, the complex offers nice views of downtown Salt Lake City and its Mormon Temple complex, and...
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Salt River Tubing -- Mesa, Arizona
Anyone who lives on the West Coast is only a few hours from a tubing experience so fun and so affordable, you’ll want to make weekly trips! I’m talking about Salt River Tubing, located in Mesa, Arizona. My husband...
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Nov. 29, 2016: Salar De Uyuni & The Southwest Loop Of Bolivia
Grand Escapades shares beautiful images of the colorful and massive salt lake of Bolivia, situated at high altitude in its mountains. And of the flamingos that dwell there.
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July 14, 2019: Maras Salt Pans, Peru
Sylvia visits the colorful and interesting salt pans, wherein salt water from an underground well is diverted into pools, allowed to evaporate and the salt is then collected.
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Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland (Where Gumbo was #142)
Our mystery destination was the famous Wieliczka Salt Mine. The mine is one of the world's oldest salt mines and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Take a tour of the mine with TravelGumbo!
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Sept. 12, 2018: Olympic Cauldron, Salt Lake City
Samantha shares a few pictures of the 2002 Olympic Cauldron in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Re: Nov. 29, 2016: Salar De Uyuni & The Southwest Loop Of Bolivia
Beautiful photos, Gilles! With the exception of the flamingos, the landscape reminds me a lot of Utah state within the United States.
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Re: Wieliczka Salt Mine, Poland (Where Gumbo was #142)
Wow! Stunning photos and a wonderfu WITW is TravelGumbo!
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June 10, 2020: Stonehenge in Utah
Samantha and her husband were happy to find this Stonehenge replica on a road trip in Utah.
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Re: June 10, 2020: Stonehenge in Utah
Hi Samantha, Someone actually went through big expense and effort to create that. Do you know what the columns were made of? It's always fun to come across a little gem like this on trips -- which I hope we can resume soon.
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September 18, 2020: Gardens at Temple Square, Salt Lake City
DrFumblefinger enjoys the beautiful gardens in the heart of Salt Lake City, at historic Temple Square.
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October 16, 2020: Some Street Art in Salt Lake City
DrFumblefinger shares a few images of street art encountered in Salt Lake City.
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Re: October 16, 2020: Some Street Art in Salt Lake City
I'm always tempted to give the Grandkids a "Twizzee" like on the first photo. But I'd regret that someone snapped a photo - and reported me to Child Services for Child Abuse. It's done me no harm..... I think ?
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Spring Training at Salt River Fields
Samantha loves baseball and enjoyed her visit to the Rockies' spring training field in Arizona, Salt River Field. Share her game day experience!
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Phoenix in the Distance: Amazing South Mountain Park
Join Samantha on a visit to a Phoenix Point of Pride: the nation's largest municipal park.
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Old City Hall, Salt Lake City
DrFumblefinger visits Council Hall, Salt Lake City's Old City Hall which was built in 1864 and relocated to Capitol Hill in the 1960s.
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Re: Old City Hall, Salt Lake City
Great place to see and just hang out. Everyone really knowledgeable and nice. Nice history geometry dash scratch