
Branson, Missouri
Branson is very green, lush and beautiful. It is much different than I expect, better!
Camera used: iPhone

Point Lookout, Missouri
College of the Ozarks is a private Christian liberal-arts college, overlooking Lake Taneycomo. It has free tuition and originally began giving education to the children who lived in the country (Hillbillies) and continues to do the same, today. The students work on the campus, milking cows, gardening, mowing lawns, working in the restaurant or cleaning, wherever they are needed. I think the idea is awesome! It is affiliated with the Presbyterian Church. I love this photo with a bell, cross and flag in it.
Camera used: iPhone
Koloa, Kauai, Hawai’i
I love this tree tunnel near Poipu, on the island on Kauai. On our way to and from Poipu we drive thru this Tree Tunnel. Some days it is raining, other days you can see the blue sky thru the trees. It is a fun place and I love taking photos when there is little traffic. This Tree Tunnel has rows of Eucalyptus Trees that were planted about 150 years ago by sugar king Walter McBryde. LOVE IT!
Camera used: GoPro HERO5 Black
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Hook, England
Simon was our falconer and he showed us a number of his birds. It was amazing! I loved this Barn Owl who was so aware of everything around us, but very gentle. We were able to touch it’s very, very soft feathers. I love the white feathers with the contrast of it’s very dark eyes.
Camera used: Canon 50D

Seaford, England
The Seven Sisters are a series of 7 chalk cliffs that site along the coast of the English Channel. They are along the same series of cliffs as the Cliffs of Dover, which are about 2 hours away. We spent many hours here, walking along the waters edge, collecting shells and looking for fossils. It was very cold and windy above, but once we descended the stairway to the beach, we were protected from the cold wind and it was very pleasant.
Camera used: iPhone