Il 17-21
aprile
Galapagos
So how
many photos of blue-footed boobies did I really need to take in order
for it to be enough? I think this was one instance when “more”
was better than “less” as my new camera seemingly couldn't stop
itself and kept on taking picture after picture...Whether the
blue-footed booby, the Nazca booby, the albatross, sea lions,
iguanas, lizards, sharks, rays, a varied assortment of birds and, of
course, the giant tortoises, Galapagos is a paradise for the
naturalist and amateur photographer alike. (There are other species to see, as well, but this depends on the island, season, and time of day one visits; all explorations are securely controlled by the Galapagos National Park.)
Our time on board the
Galapagos Legend was full of adventure and fun-filled camaraderie.
Wet-landings, dry landings, hiking on the islands, snorkeling, and cruising on
the zodiac boats all made for non-stop days and lots of exercise. The
astronomy lesson one evening was unforgettable; never have I seen the
quantity and sparkle of the stars as I did that night...and the Milky
Way was in its full glory.
Let the pictures tell some of the story...
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