| December 29, 2016 | The third and final National Park in Washington I had yet to visit was North Cascades National Park. It seemed like a faraway land north of Seattle that not many people talk about. Honestly, I didn’t quite know what to expect, but I had seen photos of Diablo Lake and I […]
| November 16, 2016 | I left out my family’s stop at Lime Kiln Lighthouse in Part I of my San Juan Island series because it honestly deserves its own highlight post. The magic we experienced at this oceanfront was beyond words, and even beyond photos. I didn’t have my zoom lens with me, so […]
Written November 15, 2016 When my family visited me in Washington way back in August (when the sun shone regularly), we decided to visit special areas I had not been to yet. As I was still new to Washington, I had a lot left to explore (and still do despite being here for a few months now…). […]
| May 16, 2016 | I hope you stumbled upon this post because you’re going on a safari! Or… thinking about going on one. Or dreaming about it. Or you’re kind-of obsessed with the idea of it, don’t feel it’s achievable right now, but want to start preparing for when the opportunity presents itself. Either […]
| May 15, 2016 | Tanzania is simply rich with nature and wildlife. I felt like everywhere I turned, there was something new to soak in and the two days our group spent on safari were surreal. After the plethora of animals seen at Ngorongoro Crater on our first day, I could only imagine what Tarangire […]
| May 12, 2016 | One of Africa’s natural wonders. Vast plains and forests. Biodiverse grazers, prey, predators, and threatened species. Waterways and dust-kicking paths. Coexistence with nomadic, pastoral Maasai. A wide-open sanctuary. Pure and untouched. This 14-mile diameter, 600-meter deep, 300 square kilometer, gaping volcanic caldera is home to an expansive array of wildlife and dramatic scenery. […]
