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Rocks are ferocious sometimes! Place: Oman
2018 #Earthing!
What are some of the things that the body needs to stay healthy?….This question ,could probably find yourself perplexed. But I started the year right by going straight to the beach. And the result was a very relaxing and peaceful experience of being caught with so many thousands of Sea Gulls waiting for the right … Continue reading
Sun and Sands Part 1
A vast desert region southwest of Oman is a perfect hide-away for those who are seekingfor a way to relax. With no gadgets working cause of the absence of nearby cell sites, it’s only you and nature and the available sand sports and cavorting the desert plains that are at work. In Oman, Wahiba Sands … Continue reading
Where You Go, I Go!
Internationally known as the “festival of flowers.” Panagbenga is celebrated with with much fun and euphoria.
The Baguio Flower Festival otherwise known as Panagbenga Festival 2018 rolled off to a rousing start recently from February till March. The streets were again teeming with overflowing crowds who trek to this Summer Capital City annually to hobnob with other fellow tourists.Baguio City is also considered a top retirement haven in Asia.
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Super Giant Tree From Senega!lBoababs are fat-trunked trees.They have been known to attain girths of almost 30m, with a diameter of about 9-10m. It is thought that boababs live up to 2,000 – 6,000 years.
Baobabs Tree
