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It is late spring in Middle Tennessee and the dogwood and magnolia trees are in full bloom. The grass is green and the honeysuckle is hanging from the woods in fragrant bunches. I am always amazed by how much wild, wooded space there is in Tennessee. From the iconic mountains in the Appalachian chain in the east, to the fertile valleys […]
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Posted in America,Landscapes,Nature,TravelTags: blog,landscape,nature,Photo Blog,Tennessee,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,USA,walk,woods
It’s impossible not to look to the sky in Central-Eastern Colorado: mountains, cliffs, and ancient stone monoliths launch up into a limitless expanse of blue – broken only by the vapour trails of airforce training jets thundering through. It seems apt that the area is home to the “Garden of the Gods”: magnificent natural rock formations, set […]
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Chaos and colour. For me, those words sum up India. The chaos is ubiquitous – as a pedestrian, you need to be aware of all parts of your body as you walk across broken pavements punctuated by piles of rubbish and cow pats, through crowds of burdened porters and grasping beggars, and past whizzing bikes and tuk-tuks and potentially dangerous bulls … […]
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Posted in Every Day Life,India,Portraits,TravelTags: architecture,blog,environmental portrait,environmental portraits,hindu,India,people,Photo Blog,portrait,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall
Once again, Thredbo, that little village, high – ok, so it is only 1365m, but in Australia, that is high – in the Australian Alps, has dished up some great festival music. Cool blues in the January heat (Thredbo Blues Festival 2015) and hot traditional and contemporary jazz in the crisp Autumn air (Thredbo Jazz Festival 2015) […]
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I had something hot and tropical planned for this Week’s Wander – especially after last week’s foray into the cold winds of the southern Andes (Patagonia). But, since the devastating Himalayan earthquake on April 25th, I cannot get Nepal out of my mind. Clearly, judging from my Facebook feed, I am not alone. In true six- (or […]
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Posted in Every Day Life,Nepal,Portraits,TravelTags: architecture,blog,buddhist,Himalaya,hindu,National Park,nature,people,Photo Blog,portrait,portraits,religion,travel,Travel Blog,Ursula Wall,walk
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