After a 24 hour deluge of steady rain, the road back to Nairobi was a two-foot river of brown-muddy water. Needless to say, our landrovers got stuck and we got to play in the current
At the entrance of nearly every park in Kenya, Maasai women surround incoming and exiting landrovers in hopes to sell their beaded necklaces and trinkets
Driving up Haleakala to view the early morning sunrise
Fluffy clouds emanate a golden hue as the sun rises up over the eastern rim of the Haleakala crater
Take time to view your surroundings, smell the air, listen to the wind - that's what slow travel is all about and walking down a road that leads to the ocean is a perfect place to start.
A free-ranging Kauaian rooster
One of the several balanced rocks at Ho'okipa
Rock balancing at Ho'okipa
Rock balancing at Ho'okipa Beach Park
One of the seven craggy peaks
Becky Timbers has been a member since 27 January 2008 and goes by whereonearth07.
Currently in Alaska.
I am a photographer, writer, traveler, outdoorist, yogi, cook, liberal vegan... I hate trying to explain who I am in under 100 words, but those are some of my greatest passions. I love to travel and my dream job is to be a photographer for National Geographic, but right now I'm settling for shooting and writing about the amazing places of Hawaii while soaking up the sun and sand.
You can also find me at http://whereonearth07.wordpress.com/
You can also find Becky at whereonearth07.wordpress.com.