What is a butte and what is a mesa?
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Antelope Canyon
“Quick! Give me your jacket! I want to cover my camera!” – demanded the guy next to me.
Zion Mount Carmel Highway
Zion-Mount Carmel Tunnel (and Zion-Mount Carmel Highway) was constructed in the 1920’s to create direct access to Bryce Canyon from Zion National Park.
America the Beautiful
Hello, I am back. Sorry about the silence.
I’ve been away on a road trip visiting national parks of America’s west.
We began our journey at McCarran International Airport in Vegas, where we picked up the rental car and drove to Springdale, Utah.
Market Day in Honfleur, France
Saturday is market day in Honfleur.
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Mont Saint-Michel – the Bay
The Bay of Mont Saint-Michel is a UNESCO world heritage site.
Mont Saint-Michel – the Abbey
After a sumptuous meal at La Mère Poulard, we were ready to ascend the stairs leading to the abbey.
Dinan, France
We arrived in Dinan as the clock struck noon, parking was free until two. This is what I like about France, when the meter-maid takes a lunch break, we are spared. Fair and square!
Rennes, France
Opening any guide book of France, you won’t find much information on Rennes. This is because the capital city of Brittany suffered a great deal during World War II and much of it had to be rebuilt. A fire in 1720 also destroyed most of its timbered houses, sparing a few.
Salon International de l’Agriculture, Paris
The day we went to Salon International de l’Agriculture, it was pouring down with rain. Anticipating a large crowd – being that it was a Saturday – we opted for an early start.
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