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Sunsets in the Sunshine State

Here on Inside the Travel Lab, I pride myself on bringing you thought-provoking, thoroughly researched, inspirational stories from around the world.

But today, I’m doing away with all of that and showing you some cool sunset photos instead.

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bird Sanctuary close up

The Eye of the Ibis – Inside a Bird Sanctuary

Birds. With one stretch of their wings they can soar and glide through the sky with a majesty and freedom that man (and woman) can still only dream of. They are majestic, magnificent and make driving home for Christmas seem insignificant when compared to their staggering migratory paths.

They also freak me out…

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Abigail King in an underwater video

Underwater Videos: Testing the Olympus TG-610

As it turns out, once you’ve made the jump (ahem) into the water to take still photos with a piece of technology, it’s then very easy to switch to the video mode and…

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New York Skyline - Black and white - Before September 11th

September 11th – What Do You Think?

I’m afraid I can’t write a suitable excerpt for this piece. I needed every word I used in the article…

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First shot waterproof camera - below the sea

A Waterproof, Shockproof Camera – The Olympus TG-610 Review

How does a camera fare when you kayak, snorkel, coasteer and more? Here’s how…

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Owl in Florida - closeup

A Wise Owl…And A Cheeky One

At the Laura Quinn bird sanctuary in Florida, I was leaning in for a closer shot when all of a sudden this happened…

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A Moment of Silence

Tomorrow begins another adventure. Of course, in a way, that’s true for everyone on every single day. Today, though, I’m talking about the next few months of travel, work, play and everything in between. Of airports and…

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Blue Heaven & Blueberry Pancakes – Brunch in the USA

Great tingling tastebuds, do Americans know about food. Yes, it’s easy to knock the hamburger, the behemoth “sodas” and the rather strangely named corn dog. The portion sizes may overwhelm and…

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Not Quite Swimming With Dolphins

As a child, I always wanted to swim with dolphins. And if I’m honest, as an adult as well.

Swimming with dolphins has become a cliché in the repertoire of half-formed dreams, wishes and wonderings of those who realise that their time on this earth is limited. Yet…

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Painting sunset in Key West

The Sun Never Sets in Key West

The sun that sets in Key West is not subtle. It flames across the sky, capturing clouds in its blaze of amber, scarlet and peach, drawing their lilac-grey sighs into a resplendent performance…For all the colourful language, it’s true…

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