Tag: “Travel Essentials”

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  1. Join The Merchant Marine and See The World... Maybe?

    Can you still join the Merchant Marine and be paid to see the world? Yes and no...

  2. Rasta Man……No Worries Bredrin

    Photographer and travel enthusiast Kelly Saunders takes you on a voyage to Jamaica and shares the untold story of the genuine Rastafarian lifestyle.

  3. Barbados Sunset

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    Barbados Sunset

    Old Coast Road, Speightstown

    Barbados

    Series: SUNSETS, St. Peter



    I will never tire of the simplicity in a Barbados sunset.

  4. Self-Portrait. (w/ Moleskine)

    Yours truly, with the opening (Title) page of my beloved Moleskine notebook.

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    MOLESKINE is the legendary notebook, used by artists and thinkers for the past two centuries, from Van Gogh to Picasso, from Ernest Hemingway to Bruce Chatwin.

  5. Basilica di San Marco

  6. Portrait of a Gaucho, San Antonio de Areco, Argentina

    A young gaucho sits, deep in thought, in the town of San Antonio de Areco, Argentina. San Antonio de Areco is located 110km from the city of Buenos Aires and is known for it's colonial buildings and Gauchos, the cowboys of Argentina.

  7. Portrait of an Elderly Gaucho, San Antonio de Areco, Argenti

    An eldely gaucho looks into the camera in the town of San Antonio de Areco, Argentina. San Antonio de Areco is located 110km from the city of Buenos Aires and is known for it's colonial buildings and Gauchos, the cowboys of Argentina.

  8. Gaucho, San Antonio de Areco, Argentina

    A close up showing some of a gaucho's traditional clothing. The belt is called a riestra and is covered with coins.

  9. Horse's Stirrup, San Antonio de Areco, Argentina

    A handmade horse's stirrup on a gaucho's horse, in San Antonio de Areco, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina. San Antonio de Areco is located 110km from the city of Buenos Aires and is known for it's colonial buildings and Gauchos, the cowboys of Argentina.

  10. Gaucho's Horse, San Antonio de Areco, Argentina

    A close up of a the head of a gaucho's horse, showing the hand made bridle (the name of this part of the bridle is 'frontera'). San Antonio de Areco is located 110km from the city of Buenos Aires and is known for it's colonial buildings and Gauchos, the cowboys of Argentina.