Sunset on Kennebago Lake
After an afternoon of severe thunderstorms, the lake calms just long enough for a peaceful kayak. As the dark storm clouds waft over the mountains, looming in the distance, the sunset lights the sky on fire. Continue reading Sunset on Kennebago Lake
Sunrise in Kruger National Park
Sunrise safaris in Kruger National Park aren’t always about what animals you see; often you find beautiful landscapes as well. Continue reading Sunrise in Kruger National Park
Recyclers and Art: How to Reduce Marine Fishing Line Litter
First published by the Duke Nicholas School. As I’ve mentioned in a previous post, leftover fishing line can be a big problem in coastal communities throughout the United States and the world. Leftover line is nearly invisible to wildlife, who … Continue reading Recyclers and Art: How to Reduce Marine Fishing Line Litter
Hiking Borestone Mountain and Mount Kineo
Although I already have a lengthy list of adventures planned around the state of Maine this summer, I’m never one to turn down a challenge, especially when hiking and prizes are involved. So when I scrolled upon the Moosehead Pinnacle … Continue reading Hiking Borestone Mountain and Mount Kineo
When Icelandic Sheep Go “Bahahahaha” at Your Off Roading Skills
Road tripping around Iceland creates tons of memories. Predominantly good ones, of beautiful sights and impressive experiences. But sometimes you prove to be so ill-adapted to Iceland that even the sheep start staring at you. This was one of those … Continue reading When Icelandic Sheep Go “Bahahahaha” at Your Off Roading Skills
Jiminy Peak in the Berkshires
This photograph was taken at Jiminy Peak in the Berkshires in October 2015. I used to go skiing at this mountain frequently as a child because my grandparents used to live in Pittsfield, MA. This was my first visit to … Continue reading Jiminy Peak in the Berkshires
Mantises of Gabon
Stealthy, quick, and deadly. Were I a tiny insect, these mantises would be my worst nightmare. After lying in wait and slowly approaching their prey, a mantis can strike in just hundredths of a second, ten times faster than the … Continue reading Mantises of Gabon
Summer Plover Chicks
Originally published by the Duke Nicholas School. We approached the nest slowly, watching where we stepped on the white sand of the Emerald Coast dunes. There had been three eggs the day before, but only one chick and egg remained. … Continue reading Summer Plover Chicks
An Elephantine Elephant Time
PSA: This post is heavier and longer than my other posts, because elephants are heavier and longer than other animals. Actually it’s because it’s about a tough subject, and I tried to do my best to present a well thought … Continue reading An Elephantine Elephant Time
Take the Travel Survey – Less than 5 Minutes
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Photo Contest Announcement – Ocean Conservancy
Hi all! The Ocean Conservancy, a non-profit organization based in the United States, has launched a photography contest entitled: “2016 Marine Wildlife and Seascape Photo Contest.” Check it out here! The contest is open to entries until July 11, after … Continue reading Photo Contest Announcement – Ocean Conservancy
Mykonos: Sun, Sand, and Dance!
Here’s some pointers to ensure you have a great time. Transportation: 1. Taxis generally require a long wait. 2. Buses are incredibly affordable and the schedules are listed at most places…that being said, the schedules aren’t always 100% accurate. 3. … Continue reading Mykonos: Sun, Sand, and Dance!
One World, Two Feet 