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Real Travels Photography Real moments of inspiration captured... We are two travelers who love to document our adventures through photography.

Collectively we have been to 38 countries and counting...
We look forward to sharing all of our memories with you!

"It's Not Snowflake!" After the Marine Life Oceanarium was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, a desperate search attempt wa...
06/03/2016

"It's Not Snowflake!"

After the Marine Life Oceanarium was destroyed by Hurricane Katrina, a desperate search attempt was made to find the missing dolphins that called the aquarium home. 12 days after the storm, the staff was able to use a boat owned by NOAA, and found the dolphins adjacent to the harbor where the Oceanarium was located! They were transported to pools at the Seabee Base in Gulfport, where they stayed for several months until they received a clean bill of health! (Full story link below)

Seabee Naval Construction Battalion Center
Gulfport, Mississippi, USA
October 18th, 2005

http://www.imms.org/downloads/rescues/Hurricane_Katrina_Dolphin_and_Sea_Lion_Rescues.pdf

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'Little Rock Nine'Before their first day of school in 1957 after desegregation was enforced, the "Little Rock Nine" were...
05/03/2016

'Little Rock Nine'

Before their first day of school in 1957 after desegregation was enforced, the "Little Rock Nine" were blocked entrance by a violent mob of over 1,000 white protesters. The next day, President Dwight D. Eisenhower ordered 1,200-man 327th Airborne Battle Group to es**rt the students into the school. This was the nations first important test for the implementation of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Brown v. Board of Education decision of 1954.

Central High School
Little Rock, Arkansas, USA
March 7th, 2006

'South Side L.A.' The southernmost point in Los Angeles, Point Fermin was named by the British explorer George Vancouver...
04/29/2016

'South Side L.A.'

The southernmost point in Los Angeles, Point Fermin was named by the British explorer George Vancouver, who visited here in 1793 and decided to thank Father Fermin Francisco de Lasuen for his hospitality at the Carmel Mission.

San Pedro Tide Pools - Point Fermin
San Pedro, California, USA
March 19th, 2007

'The Living Stump'The roots of these Douglas-firs have grown together, sharing water and nutrients. Before this tree was...
04/26/2016

'The Living Stump'

The roots of these Douglas-firs have grown together, sharing water and nutrients.
Before this tree was cut, its roots had grafted onto those of its neighbor and therefore continues to live.

Rogue River Gorge
Jackson County, Oregon, USA
June 3rd, 2007

'The Hanging Gardens of Haifa'The terraces represent the first 18 disciples of the Báb, who were designated "Letters of ...
04/15/2016

'The Hanging Gardens of Haifa'

The terraces represent the first 18 disciples of the Báb, who were designated "Letters of the Living". Bahá'í Gardens
Shrine of the Báb
Mount Carmel
Haifa, Israel
January 16th, 2005

'Bright Angel'The upper part of the Bright Angel Trail was originally built by the Havasupai people for access to the pe...
04/13/2016

'Bright Angel'

The upper part of the Bright Angel Trail was originally built by the Havasupai people for access to the perennial water source of Garden Creek. In 1903, President Theodore Roosevelt ordered them to leave the area, to make way for a park, although it was not until 1928 that the last Havasupai were forced out by the National Park Service.

Bright Angel Trail
Grand Canyon National Park
Coconino County, Arizona, USA
April 30th, 2007

'Humahuaca' Quebrada de Humahuaca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Northwest Argentina. It is a stunning displ...
04/09/2016

'Humahuaca'

Quebrada de Humahuaca is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in Northwest Argentina. It is a stunning display of colorful sedimentary rock, with the colors and layers indicative of the depositional environment and mineralogy. The red layers seen here are due to the presence of iron-rich minerals such as hematite, and were deposited under marine or fluvial conditions.

Quebrada de Humahuaca
Province of Jujuy, Argentina
November 8th, 2010

'Cairn You See What I See' Baldpate Mountain's east and west peaks stand at 3,812 ft. and 3,680 ft. respectively and are...
04/07/2016

'Cairn You See What I See'
Baldpate Mountain's east and west peaks stand at 3,812 ft. and 3,680 ft. respectively and are a beautiful reward to the strenuous 4 mile hike.

Baldpate Mountain (East Peak)
Appalachian Trail
Grafton Notch State Park
Oxford County, Maine, USA
August 16th, 2007

'Putting Down Roots"At 1,943 feet deep at its deepest point, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, the 2...
04/06/2016

'Putting Down Roots"

At 1,943 feet deep at its deepest point, Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States, the 2nd deepest in North America and the 9th deepest in the world.

Merriam Point
Crater Lake National Park
Klamath County, Oregon, USA
June 2nd, 2007

'Vesuvius' Fury'After the eruption of Vesuvius in AD79, the town of Pompeii was buried under 13-20ft of pumice and volca...
04/05/2016

'Vesuvius' Fury'

After the eruption of Vesuvius in AD79, the town of Pompeii was buried under 13-20ft of pumice and volcanic ash. It was left concealed for 1500 years until its re-discovery in 1599.

Pompeii
Pompei, Province of Naples
Campania, Italy
December 28th, 2007

'Reach for the Sky'The name 'Joshua Tree' was given by a group of mid-19th century Mormon settlers who crossed the Mojav...
04/03/2016

'Reach for the Sky'

The name 'Joshua Tree' was given by a group of mid-19th century Mormon settlers who crossed the Mojave Desert and thought that the tree's distinct shape reminded them of a Biblical story in which Joshua reaches his hands up to the sky in prayer.

Ryan Mountain
Joshua Tree National Park
Mojave Desert
California, USA
April 25th, 2007

'Bridge Over Troubled Water'Barmouth Bridge has one of the longest timber viaducts still in regular use in Britain. In 1...
03/30/2016

'Bridge Over Troubled Water'

Barmouth Bridge has one of the longest timber viaducts still in regular use in Britain. In 1946, the bridge avoided catastrophe after a live naval mine washed ashore and swept one of the pillars, but luckily did not detonate.

Barmouth Bridge
Afon Mawddach Estuary
Barmouth, Gwynedd
Wales, United Kingdom
May 4th, 2014

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