Breakfast With A View, Ella, Sri Lanka
February 27, 2024
Sumptuous breakfasts, fabulous views, and a couple of trains all feature in ProfessorAbe’s latest post
Sumptuous breakfasts, fabulous views, and a couple of trains all feature in ProfessorAbe’s latest post
SRI LANKA: A LAND LIKE NO OTHER SERIES (Part 1a) Colombo (Part 1b). Visiting Sir Arthur C. Clarke (Part 2). Dambulla (Part 3). The Ancient
ProfessorAbe and his wife visit a temple that has been on their list for quite a while.
Join ProfessorAbe for a visit to an unusual and unfinished set of monuments in South India
Professor Abe and his wife revisit a favorite destination where they always find something new and often unexpected.
Lizards and snakes along the river examine ProfessorAbe as he observes them
ProfessorAbe shares some close-up encounters with crocodiles, birds and an unexpected elephant
ProfessorAbe visits a beautiful lake, actually an ancient reservoir, in Sri Lanka
DrFumblefinger visits historic Fort Frederick, situated overlooking the important natural harbor of Trincomalee.
Patience paid off for ProfessorAbe, who had to wait quite a while for a kingfisher to stand still for a portrait
Sumptuous breakfasts, fabulous views, and a couple of trains all feature in ProfessorAbe’s latest post
SRI LANKA: A LAND LIKE NO OTHER SERIES (Part 1a) Colombo (Part 1b). Visiting Sir Arthur C. Clarke (Part 2).
ProfessorAbe and his wife visit a temple that has been on their list for quite a while.
Join ProfessorAbe for a visit to an unusual and unfinished set of monuments in South India
Professor Abe and his wife revisit a favorite destination where they always find something new and often unexpected.
Lizards and snakes along the river examine ProfessorAbe as he observes them
ProfessorAbe shares some close-up encounters with crocodiles, birds and an unexpected elephant
ProfessorAbe visits a beautiful lake, actually an ancient reservoir, in Sri Lanka
DrFumblefinger visits historic Fort Frederick, situated overlooking the important natural harbor of Trincomalee.
Patience paid off for ProfessorAbe, who had to wait quite a while for a kingfisher to stand still for a portrait