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Nature's Vitality
Eight years ago, I fell in love with the craft of telling stories through video. It’s amusing to reminisce on the elementary days, back when I used to shoot those cheesy lego stop motion films with the family quick shot camera. It’s equally interesting to reflect on how those creative projects have grown more complex over the years. I turned 20 this year, and consider myself very lucky to have found my passion in life at such a young age. There's some pretty strong conviction inside that I will continue to create videos for the rest of my life. The only variable in question is, what kind of stories will I tell?
By Davis Yates6 years ago in Wander
Getting Lost in the Alpine. First Place in Outdoor Shots Challenge.
One of my favorite ways to get outdoors and get my body moving is to go out for a hike. Sometimes that may be a day hike, other times that may be a multi-day overnight hike. Whatever the case, there is always some exertion required, but it always pays off when you're out in nature.
By Zach Doehler6 years ago in Wander
Wish we could turn back time!
“Live with no excuses and travel with no regrets” ~ Oscar Wilde. 19th March, 2020. This was the day when I had laid my foot on the streets for the last time. Yes, it has been 4 months since I had seen the world outside my home. I don’t seem to remember a single day during this lockdown when I had not thought about how my life would have been had this entire corona virus fiasco not taken place. Trust me; it would have been quite eventful. But as it is, like many of you, I had to cancel all my travel plans for 2020.
By Raibat Sarker6 years ago in Wander
How To Pack for Singapore
Sunny Singapore is a great place to visit all year round. Thanks to the fantastic tropical climate and uber-modern technologies that make this city-state a cutting-edge metropolis of the future, it is both comfortable, modern and packed with things to do, especially if you are travelling with children. If you are heading to Singapore for your next holiday here are five important tips to consider before packing for the journey.
By Peaushan Devanarayana6 years ago in Wander
Best Experience with Kayaking in the Musandam fjords in Oman
The days are punctuated by a lot of snorkeling because the water is warm, and the bottoms are interesting to look at only in mask and snorkel. Fish, rays, even blacktip sharks, turtles, dolphins ... Lots of animals to see 🙂 . Unfortunately, I don't like water too much, and I can't stand anything touching me water… Yes, I am contradictory, but kayaking is ON the water, not in the water! And Monsieur made a sled dog welcome when he doesn't like dogs 😀 What a couple! The water is a hostile place for me, and I did not swim very much. Also, in the beginning, there were types of non-stinging jellyfish: salps. Impossible to go in the water with that for me! But it was, I cooled off, and it was neat all the same.
By Maria John6 years ago in Wander
Trip to the Farm x2
Playful dust bunnies rolled around on the floor under the sofa as I reached under and tried to trap them with my broom, when I heard the phone ring. This was in the eighties, so cordless phones were the new big thing. Not wireless, not cellular (a smart phone would have been seen as straight up magic) but cordless, meaning that they still had to be near their base to work and if the power went out they went with it. One of the cool things about them though, was that you could wander around and do things while you talked without pulling the ever-tangling, extra-long phone cord into the next room with you to drag things off tables and catch on your favorite lamp. (I still miss that lamp.) The freedom to move around unencumbered was great but, inevitably when the call was done you just laid the phone down where you were and continued with what you were doing when it pulled you away to answer it. Thus, the phone was anywhere but where you were the next time it rang.
By Victoria LaPointe6 years ago in Wander
13 Facts you may not be aware of the Overseas Visitor Health Insurance
With the advance of the booming technology, the world has become a global village, and people travel to different parts of the world like never before. Overseas Visitors insurance has become mandatory in such a scenario. Overseas Visitors Insurance covers all of a tourist's main concerns when it comes to protecting them for the unexpected.
By Krina Patel6 years ago in Wander
Thomas N Salzano - Get Great Travel Experiences
From loading your bags properly as well as boarding your trip to exchanging your cash as well as discovering the best areas to eat and also rest abroad, traveling can promptly develop into a really difficult endeavor. Make certain you approach taking a trip with the expertise needed to draw your trip off without a hitch. Check out this short article shared by Thomas N Salzano to find out how.
By Thomas N Salzano6 years ago in Wander
How to get around in Suzhou
Home to a myriad of epic landscapes, buildings that boast traditional Chinese architecture and a hospitable population, Suzhou is one of china's popular destinations. The city is located in the west side of shanghai and it is renowned for its extensive array of canals, bridges and landscaped gardens created alongside the waterways. Unlike other regions in China, Travelling in Suzhou could be quite tricky for outsiders. Here is a guide that will help you navigate through this amazing city.
By Aurora Gianna6 years ago in Wander
