by Sue Davies | Nov 29, 2018 | Chile, Photography, South America
Why Go on a Visual Tour of San Pedro de Atacama? Enormous salt flats with flocks of bright pink Flamingos. Out-of-this-world Rock Formations. Giant Dunes. Multi-colored rocks of Rainbow Valley. Views of the Andes. Early morning geysers. Millions of stars in the night...
by Sue Davies | Apr 2, 2018 | Nature, South America
Sailing through the western Galapagos Islands with Wilderness Travel on the SS Mary-Anne (16 passenger sailboat) was a bucket list trip. We sailed around the western Galapagos islands, hiking, kayaking and snorkeling every day. Sea lions swam playfully with us. Sea...
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by Sue Davies | Mar 15, 2018 | Chile, Easter Island, Nature
Easter Island Climate Change The Stillness. The magnificent Moai. The waves crashing behind. The wonder of how the Moai were built, how the were moved around the island and the history of the island deeply impacted me when I visited Easter Island. Impact of Easter...
by Sue Davies | Feb 20, 2018 | Antarctica, Buenos Aires, Nature
Antarctica Travel TipsI waited many years to step foot on the Antarctica continent. Antarctic Travel had been a dream of mine for more than 20 years. I researched online, spoke to travel agents and read Antarctic travel tips. I found every Antarctic Travel Guide I...
by Sue Davies | Feb 12, 2018 | Antarctica, Argentina, Nature
Lemaire Channel AntarcticaThe snow was coming down steadily as we approached the opening to the Lemaire Channel. The thermometer read 0 degrees Celsius and the wild was blowing. The ship traveled slowly–only 5-7 knots. Visibility from the bow of the ship was...
by Sue Davies | Dec 29, 2017 | Argentina, South America, Women
Yesterday I attended the Thursday protest by the Mothers and the Grandmothers of the disappeared. It was a very moving experience that I will write more on when I return. This is an article from the New York Times about...
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