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This burger was massive and $20, elephant ears were $13 to boot
This elephant was in the Central Serengeti and likely lost his trunk in a poachers snare. He seemed to get along ok drinking water and had a nice weight on him. See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
Only the second time I have seen the Wizard from the show Deadliest Catch in the Ballard Locks in Seattle. The boat is way bigger than expected
Rice is central to the Balinese diet and here’s a fun look at some of the different locations including my favorite, the Jatiluwih Rice Terraces. One of the most beautiful places I have ever been. See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
Every year the salmon arrive in Seattle and go through the Ballard Locks fish ladder. The King (Chinook) salmon are currently migrating to fresh water to get to their spawning grounds.
Apple has incorporated on-device machine learning technology into the Photos app in iOS 15 and above, resulting in enhanced capabilities for recognizing picture contents and making iPhones more intelligent. Visual Lookup is the name of the new intelligent feature in the Photos app that allows for the identification of a range of objects including over 300,000 species of plants and trees, landmarks, animals, books, plants, works of art, food, cars and more within your image library. The feature then provides relevant information about them sourced from the web. To take advantage of this feature and learn more about the items you have photographed with your iPhone over the years, follow the steps outlined in the video. See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
I subscribe to the idea of slow travel, so this day I took a stroll around the village we were staying in. I was able to get some really fun photos of workers in the fields, had a great Nasi Goering lunch and was convinced to buy some fruit, even though I wasn't ready to by a local shopkeeper. See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
I was invited by these ladies to enter the small roadside temple in Sukawati in Bali. Their daily offerings always give me a sense of peace and it's one of the wonderful things about the Balinese culture to always give thanks and their sense of gratitude. <br /><br />See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
Interesting to see the fiber optic networks and other cabling just out in the open in See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
Fern Gully is exactly that, a forest of ferns in an area with some old growth trees. Just south of the state park entrance, it's great for a stroll in the forest.<br /> <br />See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
Tracy shares how to improve your travel portraits by compressing the background. to make the image more compelling. What photo tips do you have to share?
Lots of VW Things/Safari's in Bali, I haven't seen one of those in years, let alone a whole lineup of them. <br />See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
This incredible piece I found in Bali is huge and is carved out of a single Lychee root. <br />See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
I'm a native of Seattle, home of Starbucks, but nothing compares to the beautiful Bacha Coffee store in in the Singapore airport. The presentation on everything they do is outstanding, all the way down to the way they serve coffee with whipped cream, real vanilla and rock candy sugar on a stick. <br /><br />You'll be awed by the stunning hand-painted stained-glass ceiling adorned in rich shades of blue and red, featuring a graceful baroque pattern.<br /><br />See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
When I started out posting on this channel, it was more for friends and family to see the adventures and I had no idea so many others would be interested in the simple, non glitzy travel format. <br /><br />I appreciate each and every one of you who have taken the time to subscribe, like and comment. <br /><br />See more stories and videos at http://www.travelfanatical.com
We had a total of four snakes inside our villa in Bali. Two were in the bedroom and two in the bathroom. The bedroom, we were only able to remove 1 and the other one, we never found. We were told they were harmless, but they were a bit unsettling.
Terry tries Durian for the first time in Bali. The fruit has a wet sock, garlic taste followed by a hint of sweetness. Every taste bud is used when eating this fruit.
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