Cleared for Departure
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Series 18 – Now Departing
One thing about living in Brooklyn: Getting to JFK is certainly easier and cheaper. By rail in particular. Still not worth living in Brooklyn though. For your viewing pleasure, I have rented a medium format camera and several lenses. Medium format is code for “very expensive” and “mucho pixels.” Their combined cost to purchase is… Continue …
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Navigating the Downs and More Downs of PA School
The highs and lows of PA school continue as second semester concludes. Continue …
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Exploring St. Barts: An Unusual Caribbean Destination
I heard once there are only two types of people who go to St. Barts: Euro-trash and rich assholes. While I cannot be sure which group I belong to, I have a strong suspicion. Continue …
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Series 18 – Aloha! Again.
Hello, and welcome to Series 18: Hawaii. Continue …
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A Reluctant Move to Brooklyn
I am not thrilled to live in Brooklyn. Continue …
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Series 17 – Farewell to Namibia
Today we say goodbye to Series 17 and Namibia. Continue …
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Series 17 – Ongava
The Ongava Private Reserve hosts several lodges, all catering to different types of travelers. The owners originally bought four underproducing farms, and have used the property to protect and research endangered animals, specifically the rhinos. “Ongava” means rhino in the Herero language. Continue …
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Series 17 – The Village Visit (and Birds)
A fellow tourist talked about her experience doing a “village visit” in another part of Namibia. It’s a thing to do, but I have questions. Continue …
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Series 17 – Etosha National Park
Next to our lodge, Little Ongava, is Etosha National Park. It is a jewel in Namibia and well worth a visit. Just hire a guide. Continue …
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Series 17 – More of the Ongava Game Reserve
More shots of animals found on the Ongava Private Game Reserve. Continue …
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