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Marine Animals In The Spotlight On The Pacific Ocean Of The USA

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Massive Northern Elephant Seals At Piedras Blanca San Simeon California

These Massive Northern Elephant Seals live in the warm waters of the California Pacific Ocean and Northern Baja California.Much of their life is spent at sea, only coming in to remote and rocky beaches during times of breeding, and when they give birth. They also come into these areas when they are ready to molt. The majority of their life they live at sea.

There was a time when thousands upon thousands Elephant Seals lived in The Pacific, then in the 1800’s they were slaughtered till less than 100 Seals. All this for their blubber which gave a valuable oil. Both the US and Mexico protect them now and there are as many as 160,000 living Seals in the Pacific again.

These massive animals can be fun to watch, as they are quite comical at times.

“I Want To Play!” Elephant Seal Pup At Piedras Blancas Rookery San Simeon California

“The Beach Is My Happy Place” At San Simeon California

“Seals Playing On The Buoy” On The Northern Inside Passage In Petersburg Alaska

These Harbor Seals are at play and having a lot of fun. When fishing, they can dive more than a quarter mile for their dinner. They love Halibut! They are also able to fish for almost an hour under the water, when necessary.

Steller Sea Lions Resting In The Sun On The Rocks Near Sea Lion Caves Near Florence Oregon

These Northern Sea Lions are many times confused with the California Sea Lions. They are much larger than their California Cousins, often grow to 11 feet long and can weigh as much as 2,500 pounds.

When traveling on the West Coast from Alaska to California, keep diligent watch and who knows what you will see. There are many different types of Marine Animals that live in the Pacific. The next time you come, take a leisurely drive up Highway 101 from California to Washington. It follows the beach side most of the time. Have fun and begin building your own collection of Amazing Marine Animals.

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Road Construction In Taiwan

April 7, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Road Construction in Taiwan

Road construction all over the world is a pain, but imagine driving your rental car and coming upon this? What would you do? Where would you go? This is a mountainous road! It is narrow and steep! Do you really want to go around?

This is perhaps one of the best reasons for leaving the driving to the tour bus drivers, the taxis, and the train. They know how to avoid such situations and you do not need to waste a whole day trying to get somewhere and finding at that you should have taken the train. There is much wisdom in doing your research ahead of time. For the most part, leaving the driving to the professionals saves time and frustration. I am sure it is easier on your blood pressure.

Taiwan’s two largest cities have a mass transit system called the MRT. Together with the local buses, it provides a reliable system of movement. When wanting to visit areas outside of this framework, there are tour buses and taxis. There is little need to hassle with a car in Taiwan.

Now that the Taiwan High Speed Rail is open, it is easy to do day trips on Taiwan’s western side. Want to go into the interior of the island, there are commuter transports and buses. THSR stops at the cities of Taipei, Banqiao, Taoyuan, Hsinchu, Taichung, Chiayi, Tainan, and Kaohsiung or Zuoying. The THSR runs often, so take time to explore each of the eight communities and take the commuter buses into the mountains or use a local taxi. Remember too, that each community has tour buses to see those places near them.

Another way to get around is by ferry. The different ferry systems connect the main island with each of the offshore islands. Check out the different links provided by each of the ports where ferry service is offered. Each of these tiny islands have their own transportation systems once you get there.

So why worry about road construction? There is no need to be looking at that! Leave the driving to the professionals and they will steer you around these impossible situations. An ounce of prevention is worth more than a mile of cure. Make this the year you enjoy Taiwan. The adventure of a life time is waiting. Grab your passport and pack your bag. See you in Taiwan on the THSR. That is traveling in comfort.

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The Rich Heritage Of Native American Pottery In New Mexico

April 1, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

New Mexican Clay Pottery From The Navajo Pueblo

Discover the rich heritage of the Pueblo People of New Mexico in their pottery. Many of the differences of the pots is in the clay. Every pueblo has it’s own clay, which could vary by area. Then there is the pueblo itself. Each pueblo has it’s own story, it’s own heritage, it’s own design, it’s own culture.

Each pueblo has it’s own style, which also makes the pots somewhat easy to distinguish from each other. The Navajo Pueblo, for example, are known for their beautiful terra cotta pots with painted bands of color with designs either etched or painted on the pots. There are some exceptions to this general rule. The Navajo were also known to assimilate with their neighbors culturally, more than most tribes. Because of this, they sometimes borrowed the styles from the pottery traditions of other pueblos, especially the cliff dwellers. This makes it difficult to determine certain pot styles of other groups unless signed.

A very eye catching historic style are the pots of the Hopi Pueblo. They are famous for their unfinished pottery that is most often painted with black and red. The designs are often of Eagles, Butterflies, or a beautiful migration of birds. This is a design that has remained somewhat distinguishable from other groups.

One traditional aspect of Pueblo Pottery is that it is never separated from it’s intended use. Pots were decorated to look nice, but they were not for decoration. In fact, there are 500 Native American languages and not one has a word for art or even the concept of things being art. Their pots were to use, not to sit around on shelves.

Pueblo Pottery is one of the most well known traditions of the modern Native American Tribes. But generally, when it is bought by those outside the tribe, it then becomes art. How many times have you seen one of their beautiful pots, designed for use in the home, on a display shelf in the living room?

As you travel through the Southwest, be sure to enjoy the skilled craftsmanship of New Mexico’s Pueblo potters. In their pottery, you will discover the uniqueness of each one, see where it comes from and learn to identify the work of the different Pueblo Peoples. Each has an unfinished story to tell.

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The Spectacular Blooming Yucca Of The New Mexico Desert

March 29, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

The Beautiful Yucca Blossoms Of The Desert

The Yucca Plant is the official State Flower of New Mexico. This beautiful succulent is a member of the Lily family with what seems an endless supply of white or purple flowers on very long stems. The leaves are very stiff and pointed with a tip like a sharp needle. In some cultures, this tip has been made into sewing needles for the busy homemaker. Extracts from the root of the Yucca are used by alternative practitioners. Its sap is used as a soap for skin conditions,and a shampoo for troubled hair that is balding or has other medical conditions. Some use it as a dietary supplement.

The Yucca Plant For Cleanliness

The root of this native plant of the Southwest has so many uses in an emergency. In any emergency, cleanliness is always an issue. When cleanliness is lacking, disease will flourish. So how do you use use the Yucca plant as soap? Join us in the adventure of desert soap making.

First you need to locate a small to medium Yucca growing on a hill, if possible. This makes it easier to miss the sharp needle ends. Then you dig up the root and peel back the bark until about an inch from the top. Cut off the top here and replant, much like you would a pineapple fruit. With the other end, you get a flat rock and pound the end till it flares out and it is ready. Wet your hands and rub with the root. Soon you will see soap suds in your hands. Wet the area you are washing and then apply the pounded root. Then rinse off well. Amazingly, you have now taken a bath with the help of the Yucca.

To make shampoo, you let the root dry out and pound to a powder. Then you wet your hair and apply some of the powder. Your hair will be clean, silky, and you will have used no chemicals. You also did not need to go buy Organic Shampoo without chemicals. This is yet another gift from the desert. What a beautiful answer to life’s simple needs.

The Yucca Plant For Food

The beautiful bell shaped flowers mature in three parts that turn brown in the late summer. If you find yourself stranded in the desert, these small fruits are tasty and full of nourishment. They are often added to soups, as all parts of the Yucca must be cooked for safety.

The root of the Yucca, like potatoes, must be cooked. It is usually boiled until about half done and then drained, rinsed, and cooled. When cool enough to handle, slice like you would potatoes and fry. They are served as a side dish. They are usually only used as food in the Spanish countries and some isolated desert tribes. Since they are toxic when raw, most Americans avoid them. Just like potatoes, Yuccas can cause reactions in some people. Those who choose to eat them, say like potatoes, they are quite a tasty side dish on the table when cooked correctly.

Other Uses For The Yucca Plant

After the beautiful flowers are gone and the fruits have been eaten, there is a long stalk left on the plant. You can use the second year stalks that are not dry to start fires. just rub between your hands and they work quite well. The dry or dead stalks can be used like kindling to get the fire going strong.

Native American living in the desert also used the leaves for making belts and sandals. It can also be woven into cloth, used to make baskets, and even used in making ropes and belts. There seems to be no part that is not used by someone somewhere. What an amazing native desert plant.

Conclusions

This beautiful State Flower Of New Mexico is a wondrous sight blooming in the desert. But as you enjoy the beauty of this native desert succulent, think about all the other ways that this plant is used. No part is wasted in cultures that choose to use it’s every part.

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The Treasures Of Southern New Mexico

March 27, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

The Back Roads Of Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge In Southern New Mexico

Southern New Mexico is the seldom traveled area of New Mexico, but it has a beauty beyond belief. In the Bosque del Apache, you will notice the beautiful green trees mixed in with low green scrubs. Can any desert be any more beautiful, than one with those awesome mountains and such greenery? And don’t forget all the amazing birds. Southern New Mexico is a collection of treasures waiting to be discovered.

The Open View Of The Desert With It’s Backdrop Of Rolling Hills

The desert has white to tan sand, some areas are flat and others are dunes that have grown over. The South has so many hidden treasures, sand dunes, and even caves to explore. This is a desert for those who enjoy the natural beauty that is hidden away for those who love to see new wonders almost daily.

An Old Church And Schoolhouse In “Billy The Kid’s” Wild West Town Of Lincoln New Mexico

When you arrive in Lincoln, you step back into the world of “Billy The Kid”, where not much has changed. This wild west town has been preserved. There is even an old silver mining center that is ready for you to explore. The town draws more tourists each year, and it is exploding with the best in culinary arts. The town has small gift shops with locally made crafts and the arts of the area. Are you ready for a wild west adventure?

The Torreon In Lincoln, New Mexico

Spanish settlers built the Torreon in Lincoln, New Mexico in the 1850’s for protection against Mescalero Apache attacks. For those who love to discover the history of where they are, they won’t be disappointed in Lincoln.

Southern New Mexico ~ The Gateway To UFO Adventure

Roswell attracts more than UFO visitors, but people are welcome and so are visitors from outer space. Roswell is a simple town that welcomes UFO hunters, and others who just want to see for themselves. A dusty old ranch town has the welcome mat out for all.

UFO International Museum In Roswell, New Mexico

Learn about the events of the alleged visit from outer space. Here you can find out all the details of what happened. You then can decide what to believe. It is all waiting in Southern New Mexico.

Are you ready to discover one of the most beautiful deserts in the Southwest? Do you want to visit the refuge and get to know all the many birds that migrate through here each year? Or maybe you desire to explore desert caves or white sand dunes. Whether you want to learn more about the alleged UFO visit, explore a true western town, or seek out the natural treasures of the area, adventure is waiting in the desert.

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The Many Faces Of Lisbon Portugal

March 25, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Vinho do Porto Wine From The Remote Vineyards Of The Douro Valley In Portugal

Way up in Northeastern Portugal there is a region famous for it’s amazing wines. The upper Douro Valley has an amazing history in the production of Wine. Wine making goes all the back to ancient time on the Iberian Peninsula, though it was not till after the middle part of the 17th Century that the Douro Valley came to produce what we know as Port Wine. In the year of 1386 the Valley began to be well known for it classic wines.

The triumphal stone Arch of the Arco da Rua Augusta in Lisbon Portugal

The Rua Augusta is built like a triumphal arch which connects two sides of a historical building in Lisbon on the Praça do Comércio. This spectacular arch commemorates the rebuilding of Lisbon after the 1755 earthquake and is adorned with many statues of famous and historical people. At the top of the arch is a coat of arms that represents glory, valor, and genius. Originally, the building included a bell tower that was redesigned as this magnificent arch a century latter. Like so many of the buildings in Lisbon, the architecture is exquisite.

A Street Artist And His Canvas In Lisbon

There is some amazing street artists in Lisbon. Street art is encouraged and was made a part of the city’s urban renewal project. Because of this, as well as painting their buildings very colorful, Lisbon has become the most colorful city in Europe.

Statue Of King Jose I In Praca do Comercio

This is a bronze statue commemorating the inauguration Of King Jose I in 1775 in Praca do Comercio. The square is the greatest square in all of Portugal with buildings lining three sides. All the buildings are painted as they would have been at the time they were built.

The Top Of The Praça do Comércio Triumphal Arch In Rua Augusta Lisbon Portugal

You can see the coat of arms for Portugal. The figures at the top represents glory, that follows valor and genius.

One Of The Statues At The Praca do Comercio In Lisbon Portugal

Monastery Of São Vicente de Fora On The top Of The Romantic Hills Of Lisbon

The Monastery of São Vicente de Fora means “Monastery of St. Vincent Outside the Walls.” This is a monastery and church from the 17th-century, and is of extreme importance in Portugal even today.

Love Locks In Miradouro da Senhora do Monte

This is the highest and most romantic lookout point over Lisbon and allows you to see for miles across the city. It is well know for it’s panoramic views of the city and it’s one of a kind sunsets.

View of Almada On The Southern Tagus River

This was the site of an ancient trade route used by the Phoenicians, Romans and Moors in Portugal.

São Jorge Castle Is A Moorish Castle

The castle overlooks Lisbon and the Tagus River. The castle is a National Monument which occupies a special area of the old citadel. The grounds is an active archaeological dig and includes the castle, as well as the remains of the former royal palace. The neighborhood surrounding the castle is for the wealthy and privileged class of the city.

Lisbon is an amazing and unique city among the city’s of the world. If you are looking for adventure, you will find it in Lisbon. It is perhaps the most unusual city in all of Europe, due to it’s efforts in making sure that the past is never forgotten. The past and the present seem to flow together in a seamless matter that has a freshness about it. On your next European adventure, be sure and include this rare and one of a kind city in your itinerary.

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Historic Bell Tower in Balboa Park San Diego California USA

March 19, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Historic Bell Tower in Balboa Park

Climb to the top of San Diego’s Historic Bell Tower in Balboa Park for a breathtaking view. The view of San Diego is utterly magnificent. It is as if you can see forever. The beautiful san Diego Bay with it’s deep blue water and white capped waves blend with the deep blue sky and fluffy white clouds. The city seems to go on forever with it’s many tall and spectacular skyscrapers. The green cars of the San Diego Zoo dance across the landscape. This is one of the most amazing views of San Diego! This spectacular and historic bell tower has been at the entrance of Balboa Park since it’s inception in 1915. It’s clear and beautiful bells ring out each quarter of an hour throughout the day and night. Since 1915, they have never ceased to keep the time in the park. The bell tower sits next to the California Building, where you will find much information on the anthropology of California. It climbs another 200 feet beyond the California Building into the beautiful San Diego sky. The historic bell tower is magnificent. Only recently has the bell tower been open to the public. It was closed to the public in 1935.

You may buy tickets either in person or online for the tour of the bell tower. There is a safety briefing 15 minutes before your scheduled tour time. If you are late for your briefing, you will not be allowed to go on your tour. Tickets are not refundable.

The tower is reached from the second floor of the museum. After entering the hidden staircase, you will climb seven floors. As you climb you will see little glimpses of heaven through the many narrow windows of the bell tower. On the seventh level, you will climb a metal winding staircase and emerge out into the California sunlight. What a magnificent view!

If you are looking for a local San Diego adventure, why not come on over to Balboa Park. Southern California is a play ground of Amusement Parks. But even in this priceless playground, it is wonderful to slow down and enjoy the beauty of San Diego’s famous Balboa Park. There is not only the Bell Tower, but the architecture of all the buildings are historic and amazing. The San Diego Zoo and Safari Park are also in it’s own area of the park. There are several small museums and the famous Museum of Man, Balboa Park is fun for the whole family. Be sure to climb to the top of the Bell Tower, you can see forever! It is unique! The view……it is priceless!

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It’s A Theme Park Wonderland In Southern California USA

March 17, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin Ride At Toontown

Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin Ride At Mickey’s Toontown At Disneyland What child doesn’t enjoy all the adventures of Toontown. Mickey is everywhere and he is on hand to welcome you to Mickey’s Toontown at Disneyland, In Southern California USA. Toontown is a theme park with the craziest architecture with unique and fascinating sculptures. Many of your old favorites call toontown home, like Minnie and of course Mickey himself is ready to welcome you to his home. There is lots to do, as you climb the crazy structures and ride the unique rides. If you are ready for a crazy adventure, join us in Toontown at Disney California USA.

“It’s The Season Of The Force”

Star Wars In Tomorrowland At Disneyland

Tomorrowland is a glimpse of the future today. Get ready to greet Star Wars, as you are greated by “the Force.”

A Christmas Fantasy Parade

At Disneyland there is always a reason for a parade, no matter the season. Here we see Mickey leading the way in Disneyland California USA.

Which one do I choose?

At Hollywood Pictures Backlot in Disneyland California USA

Grizzly Peak Rafting Adventure At Disney

If you yearn for a white water adventure, then Disney’s California Grizzly Mountain is waiting to add some old fashioned water rafting experiences to your day.

LEGOLAND Water Park Fun In Carlsbad, Southern California USA

Calling all Lego fans……It is time for a Legoland Adventure. The above picture shows the water park that is a favorite of the under 12 age group. With some sections really shallow for the tots, and others deeper for the older children, it is a perfect spot for the family to have a fun day in the water.

LEGO Legends Of CHIMA Water Park In Carlsbad, California USA

While one side was themed with all the regular Legoland themes, this side is spiced up with slides, lions, crocodiles, and many other talking beasts. You’ll find all your Chima friends here at the Chima Water Park.

The Journey to Atlantis

The journey to Atlantis has arrived at Sea World San Diego Southern California USA. Climb aboard this unique and fun water coaster and let the fun begin at Sea World in San Diego.

Welcome To Sea World In San Diego California USA

Anaheim California Is Magical

Anaheim is one of those places where everywhere you look there is excitement in the air. Anaheim is home to Disney California Adventure Park, Knots Berry Farm, Jungle Cruise,Disneyland,Adventure City, Six Flags, and many other smaller but unique parks. Southern California often seems like an endless supply of theme parks. Some of the worlds best are between Anaheim and San Diego. Anaheim, Santa Clarita, and Los Angeles all have major Six Flags Amusement Parks. Universal Studios Hollywood is a film studio and theme park in Los Angeles county. San Diego has Sea World with it’s fantastic Marine Animal Park, Amusement Park, and Water Park. San Diego is one of those magical cities where there is adventure at every turn. There is lots of fun in the sun in San Diego.

No matter where you go in Southern California, excitement and adventure are waiting. So come on out and get some of the beautiful California Sunshine, while you explore the many exciting adventures waiting for you in Suthern California USA.

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Indulging In The Delicacies Of Taiwan And The Philippines

March 15, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Truffle Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings

Truffle Xiao Long Bao Soup Dumplings are an mixture of minced pork and truffles at Din Tai Fung Restaurant in Taiwan. Din Tai Fung opened in 1958 as a retail shop for cooking oil. It became a restaurant in 1972. It specializes in soup dumplings and noodles. They have sense become an international restaurant with locations all over the world.

Fresh Oysters Are Plentiful At Liuhe Night Market, Kaohsiung Taiwan

Taiwan has some of the most exciting street foods in all of Asia and definitely some of the best night markets, Oysters on a half shell are one of the favorite “little eats” in Taiwan.

Philippine Blue Swimming Crabs Are Local Crustaceans, Colorful And So Sweet!

Crab delicacies are a rage in The Philippines, with this Blue local crab being a favorite.

Asparagus And Shrimp Soup

Asparagus and Shrimp soup is “Fast, fresh and nutritious. “This is a popular style soup in Taiwan. It seems like there are enough soups to eat out every night for a year and still not eat the same soup twice.

Fresh Hsinchu Rice Noodles

Fresh Hsinchu Rice Noodles is a delicious staple in Taiwanese cuisine. Locals go to the morning market each morning and there is always fresh noodles. There is little packaged food in Taiwan, as everything is made fresh.

Chocolate Fondue Heaven

Chocolate Fondue Heaven with fresh fruit at the Marriott Manila in the Philippines is outstanding. You really don’t want to miss the awesome fondue when in the Philippines.

Bee Cheng Hiang Bakkwa

Bee Cheng Hiang Bakkwa are sheets of spiced minced pork barbecued jerky. For those that like package jerky, you will not want to miss out on this fresh jerky.

Taiwanese Aboriginal Chicken Soup

Can you name the ingredients? This is a fresh soup with everything but the kitchen sink.

Baby Green Mangoes 小綠芒果

These baby mangoes are soaked in a sugar syurp. This is a popular sweet spring time snack in Taiwan.

Fresh Salted Fish Near The Mountains Of Taiwan

Salted Fish At Mabanai Indigenous Restaurant In Taitung, Taiwan.

These are just a few more of the delicious foods of Taiwan and The Philippines. Are you ready for a food adventure? If you are, then pack your bag and head on out to one of these two nations where food adventures are always in season.

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Splendors And Discoveries Near Agas Agas Leyte Philippines

March 12, 2018 by Exploretraveler.com Leave a Comment

Lost In The Jungles of Agas Agas Leyte

The jungle of Agas Agas Leyte are fun and inviting. Why not grab your backpack and your camera and lets go jungle trekking. The jungle has so many different animals and birds calling out to each other. It can really be, a very noisy paradise. Just think of all the different parrots out there calling out to each other.

The Philippine Sailfin Crested Lizard Living Only In The Philippine Jungle

This little fellow is only found in the Philippine Jungle. His markings and colors are extraordinary!

Lake Kasudsuran In The Mountains Of Ormoc Philippines

Lake Kasudsuran is one of many lakes hidden away in the jungle landscape. This is one of the many jewels found on the island of Leyte. The lake is calm and beautiful. Many come here to spend a quiet day painting or sketching, while others come to play on her shores. Mount Pananguan is near by, providing awesome hiking for those who desire. Boats are rented and it is a favorite place to venture out onto the calm water of the lake.

Brothers Work And Play With Their Carabao Water Buffalo In The Philippines

As you approach different villages, you will see these magnificent water buffalo at work or play. Life never stands still in the jungle.

Canigao Is An Uninhabited Island Surrounded By The Camotes Sea In Leyte Philippines

Canigao Island is best known for it’s abundant fishing grounds. The beautiful coral reefs are a perfect diving spot. This area draws divers from around the world. During different times of the year, this is the destination for fun beach getaways and overnight stays on the beach. The crystal blue waters are always inviting!

White Sand Beaches Of Canigao Island

Abundant Under The Sea Coral Gardens At Panaon Island in Leyte Philippines

Another one of the perfect islands of the Leyte. If you have come to dive, you will fall in love with Panaon Island.

The many islands that make up Leyte are inviting and full of magical adventures just waiting for you to discover. Tropical weather is always a welcome change from winter back home and is the perfect time to grab your backpack , camera, and your passport. Are you ready for a Philippine adventure?

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