17 countries in the last 15 months …………
byron bay - my home
byron bay lighthouse
the byron bay farm
chilling on the back beach
air view of byron bay
Tunisia, Africa
My Toughbook, pretty-much-go-anywhere, rugged laptop.
cambodia - unbelievable country
Me in Star Wars as a 3 eyed Mohonican (I’m on the right
and that’s my cousin Zuraya on the left)
Sri Lanka motor bike safari
angkor wat - ancient, big, old and cool
kayaking on fraser island - priceless
kayaking in byron - same
working in Rome on the Global Junior Challenge as a Juror
lazing on the beach back in byron bay with my friend Becky
working in Malta with my last online marketing company
christmas party on Sydney Harbour
on top of the Empire State Building looking for a good pizza joint
graduation at the Philippines 1st telecenter we built
bumming around in southern Thailand writing some content
for one of our sites for 4 months (big site)
terminal velocity
our house in boracay island, Philippines. Fully wifi’ed
the beach at my back door in Byron
hey!
ancient aboriginal art
Angkor Wat temples and history
The Indiana Jones Tree - Angkor Wat
my impression of a stone head
Aussie sunset
Trekking Borneo with no Aeroguard
Hanging out in Boracay
The farm in Byron Bay
Sunset in New York City
Working in Rome
Hanging out with the bra at Bondi Beach
Rainbow over Bondi Beach
Shopping in NYC
Studying at Stanford
Office in Borneo
Working in Rome
Diving Philippines
Sailing the southern Philippine islands
The Cloud 9 Quiver
Waiting for a lobster burger
not traveling yet
Sailing in the Caribbean
Snakes in India
Friendly frogs in Sabah
My office in Palawan, Philippines.
The lost island at Sunset
The lost island again…..this place is like Jurassic Park and Pres Marcos
even stocked a whole island with African animals…..
CALAUIT (Philippines) - Twenty-five years ago, Philippine President
Ferdinand Marcos imported more than 100 exotic African animals and
let them loose on one of the nation’s 7,000 islands.
Today, the remote south-western Calauit Island is teeming with their
offspring. It is hoped the island would be a tourism money spinner.
The Philippine-born giraffes, gazelles, zebras, elands, impalas,
bushbucks and waterbucks may not be as tall or robust as their
African parents but have adjusted well to the 3,700-ha sanctuary.
The island’s forests, grasslands and mangrove swamps are also
the habitat of some of the rarest and most endangered species in
the Philippines.
Weird but long story which you can view here at The Straights Times
more to come ……………
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