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Adventures of a GoodMan is my answer to the age-old question: I traveled...now what? In it, I blend digital photographic art with stories chronicling my journeys abroad and at home.
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- Reflections on My Visit to Goa, India
- Hotel Rooms For $3 per Night – You Get What You Pay For!
- Quiero Ir a Cuba
- Top Tourist Attractions in Canada
- James Bond in Turkey – the Maiden’s Tower
- Lighthouse Sunset on the Pacific Coast Highway – Montera, California
- Indian Desert Sunset + Silhouetted Camel
- An Indian Tree: Photo of the Day
- 5 Posts I’m Really Proud Of About San Francisco
- Seven Years of this Site’s Evolution: Told Through Screenshots
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- Hotel Rooms For $3 per Night – You Get What You Pay For!
- Lighthouse Sunset on the Pacific Coast Highway – Montera, California
- 5 Posts I’m Really Proud Of About San Francisco
- Incredible Lightning Storm Photography Over New York City Bridges
- Electric Wires in the Sky & Trolleybuses in San Francisco
- What to Do in Hawaii With Senior Citizens?
- My Hawaiian Honeymoon With 90 Year Olds
- Using Freelancers to Create a New Adventures of a GoodMan
- A Tribute to Hazel
- Epic Baseball Road Trip: 5 Stadiums – 5 Days – 1,260 Miles of Driving
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My Most Iconic Pic of Niagara Falls: Photo of the Day
Towering 775 feet above Niagara Falls, the Skylon Tower in Canada affords a view of the American side that can’t be missed! I felt lucky to get this photo of the rainbow and the Maid of the Mist tour boat passing by, though I’m sure it’s a daily sight.
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Posted in * Photography by Theme, Landmarks, Nature, Photo of the Day
Tagged * Photography by Theme, America, Canada, Greg Goodman, Landmark, Mist, Niagara Falls, Nikon D80, Rainbow, Waterfall
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Waterfalls, Train Rides, an Old Friend and Relaxation on the River Kwai
Based on the recommendation of Claire, our Scottish friend that we keep on traveling with, we went straight from the Bangkok airport to the bus station to head to Kanchanaburi, a small town on the River Kwai. We only meant to spend a couple of days there, but the laid …
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Exploring the Mountains of Da Lat and the Strangest Waterfall Ever
Da Lat is the most popular local tourist destination in Southern Vietnam; every weekend thousands of people swarm into the mountains to enjoy the cool weather and check out the sights. On our first day there, after a long hotel search with our heavy packs on our backs, we checked …
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Posted in Good Morning VietNam!, Highlights, Vietnam
Tagged Da Lat, India & Southeast Asia, Market, Motorcycle, Mountain Town, Mountains, tourist trap, Viet, Vietnam, Waterfall
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Planting Rice and Watching Monsoons From Hammocks in Don Det
Leaning over with the setting sun on our backs, we laughed along with the local workers at our inability to get the quick motion down. One quick look at the developing paddy revealed exactly which ones we planted and which they did.
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Posted in Highlights, Laos, Only Two Weeks? I Want More Laos!, SouthEast Asia
Tagged Bike Ride, Don Det, Laos, Manual Labor, Mekong River, Rice, Waterfall
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Making a Home in Hampi Next to a Tee Pee
Essentially two towns in one, the Hampi Bazaar area is a bustling tourist area with temples, countless overpriced hotels and shops and the feel of a large city. Most visitors stay here and are in and out in a day. The more adventurous, and those with more time, take a …
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