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Arctic Wanderings Feb 2020 Part II -- "Northern Lights of Churchill Canada"
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Delta Wanderings III – Sept 2019 -- “Delta Summertime Fun"
Delta Wanderings II – July 2019 -- “Delta Wildlife Guide"
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The Plight of the Monarch and the Making of a King
Delta Wanderings V – Dec 2018 -- “Ever Changing Views"
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Delta Wanderings XXI – May 2016 -- “Springing Into Summer"
June 07, 2016
Seems like we sprung from Spring right into Summer as the rains have stopped, the winds have slowed and temperatures have already climbed to 100’ plus. Summer clearly has...
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Orca Beach Attack
May 12, 2016
Peninsula Valdes in Patagonia is the only place on the planet where Killer Whales / Orcas will intentionally strand or beach themselves in order to catch their prey of Se...
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Patagonia Wandering -- Peninsula Valdes I
May 06, 2016
Patagonia encompasses the vast southernmost regions of South America shared by Argentina and Chile. This sparsely populated region split by the southern section of the An...
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Key West Wanderings II March 2016 " Escape from the Rock"
March 31, 2016
Off we go to the mainland for a short excursion to Safety Harbor and Crystal River Florida to visit a couple of friends and to swim with some Manatees.
Florida / West...
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Delta Wanderings XX – Mar 2016 -- “Ever Changing”
March 20, 2016
One of the best things about living on the water is that every time you look out the window your backyard looks different than just moments before. Whether it be a passin...
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