Part of the fertile, emerald carpeted, northwest corner of Tenerife known as Isla Baja (the Lowlands), the capital of the Buenavista municipality hides its best profile from passing visitors behind ranks of non-descript housing. Skirting the old centre en route to the golf course or to the lighthouse at Punta de Teno, you’d be forgiven… Continue reading Buenavista del Norte – To the end of the earth
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Santa Cruz de La Palma
Approaching the port of Santa Cruz de La Palma, you’re struck by the rich, green ridges of Caldereta that form a breathtaking backdrop to the collection of buildings spreading back from the wide, palm-lined promenade to the foothills of the cliffs. What you don’t see, are the cobbled streets, the magnificent Renaissance and Baroque architecture,… Continue reading Santa Cruz de La Palma
Settling in Savannah
When you are getting older and retirement is all but knocking at your door, you need to make an informed choice about where you’d like to settle down. Why not consider Savannah in the state of Georgia? The history of Savannah goes back quite a long way to 1733 when it was founded by James… Continue reading Settling in Savannah
Sydney Star Attractions
Sydney is the capital of NSW. In Sydney there are two places that are the most popular tourist location they are the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the Sydney Oprah. Sydney Harbour Bridge The Sydney Harbour Bridge is one of the most famous landmarks, it was finished in 1932. The Sydney Harbour also known as the… Continue reading Sydney Star Attractions
The Basics of Photography Training
Photography training has been going on for century’s. The first actual permanent photograph was way back in 1826 by a French inventor. We take advantage with today’s technology to be able to print a photo from home in a matter of seconds. Back then the first photo took 8 grueling hours to expose. Photography training… Continue reading The Basics of Photography Training