Travel Photo: The Curious Tucan – Foz de Iguaçu, Brazil
We had only planned to see the falls, but were told by some of the other hostelers about the amazon bird park literally at the end of the road and across the street from the hostel so we decided to check it out. We saw so many different species of birds, flamingos, parrots, and even some hummingbirds and really enjoyed seeing a small but unbelievable sampling of the amazing creativity and beauty our God has created...
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Cultural Experience – Tamaki Maori Village – Rotorua, New Zealand
One of the things that I was most looking forward to about visiting New Zealand was getting to know a little more about the Maori culture. I had heard little pieces of information about the indigenous people of this beautiful place, and was interested to learn more. Although Maori people make up more than 14%...
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Travel Photo Of The Week: Phillip Island Ocean View – Phillip Island, Australia
This photo was taken on Phillip Island, Australia. While visiting Melbourne, one of Valerie's friends and her family generously offered to host us for a while. We had an amazing time. They invited us to their house on the Island which is a really cool place just an hour or so outside of Melbourne...
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Travel Photo Of The Week: Uluwatu Cliffs At Sunset – Uluwatu Temple – Bali, Indonesia
On our last day in Bali, I drove the scooter over to Uluwatu Temple on the West Coast of the Bukit Penensula for some final sunset pictures. I got there just as the light was starting to change and took this shot of the cliffs with the mainland of Bali...
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Travel Photo Of The Week: Desert Walkers At Sunset – Sam Sand Dunes – Jaisalmer, India
While touring North India via the Indian Railroad, we spent some time enjoying the beautiful and detailed architecture of the walled city of Jaisalmer, India with is located about 100 miles west before Pakistan border...
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So, we’re not your typical newlyweds. We’re both adventurous at heart and value the opportunity to be different from everyone else. After some thought and prayer, we decided that we could think of no better way to spend our first year of marriage than assimilating a new culture and a whole new way of life. We were married on... Read More 
