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On the Move

A collection of my travel and photography blogs

  • Begur – a beach and some soapboxes

    Picturesque Begur is a medieval village built on a hill rising from the Mediterranean Sea and topped by an imposing castle.  Last evening Begur was lively – a band played in the square while people danced and restaurants did a booming business.  This morning it fairly vibrated with excitement with the first running of the Annual…

  • About Begur, Valencia and Barcelona

    What do you say when your daughter and son-in-law ask you to join them on vacation with your cherished 18-month-old grandson?  You say ciertamente me encantaria – whenever, wherever.  Thus I find myself travelling to Spain with daughter Gillian, son-in-law Derek and grandson Alistair.

  • Lower Antelope Canyon, Arizona

    It’s a good thing Lower Antelope Canyon was saved for last. Everything else, though beautiful and fascinating, pales by comparison. Lower Antelope Canyon is created by water – particularly flash floods – rushing through the canyon carrying sand and other debris, eroding the Navajo sandstone walls.  The result as you will see from my photos…

  • Canyonlands National Park and more

    Canyonlands National Park, Dead Horse Point State Park, Monument Valley – we covered a lot of ground today. Today was our last full day of shooting, as tomorrow evening we return to St. George for a farewell dinner and show and tell.  But first …

  • Arches National Park, Utah

    A hot and sunny Saturday in Moab, Utah. What better way to spend the day than hiking in Arches National Park with my Road Scholar group.  And so I did.  The name of the park derives from the many natural arches found here.  But there is a lot more than arches in Arches National Park.

  • Bryce Canyon and Arches National Parks, Utah

    Sunrise shoot, Bryce Canyon National Park, 3°C (37°F). Sunset shoot, Arches National Park, 28°C (83°F).  From hoodoos to arches, today has been one of beauty and grace.