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Wednesday, November 5, 2025

Terrys Travels B&W Photos #1


#Terrys_Travels_B&WPhotos1

In Marrakech heading to the Medina, which is a historic walled city with a maze of alleys containing souks, shops and traditional buildings



On my way to La Lonja which is known for its secretive streets here in Palma de Mallorca Spain
The area now is a Gothic Architectural masterpiece that was back then a prosperous 15th century merchant exchange center
 But also used as a prison, hospital and for gunpowder storage 


Here i am in an Amphibious Plane designed to operate on both land and water
The earliest design in 1910 featured plywood floats, which
I can honestly tell you that my aircraft does not have those old features 😅


My Mates and I are heading for a few "adult" beverages here in Madrid Spain 
 With over 15,000 drinking establishments, we should not have a problem finding a few

 
Tried to get tickets while in New York City, no go as the Foo Fighters was the last musical guest
 ( his favorite band) for David Letterman
 Which that weeks show marked the end of his 33 year run as host


Found this vintage Belarus Tractor while in Eastern Europe and it was built by the Minsk Tractor Works that exported to over 60 countries 


One of my Charcoal Drawings from my travels


Entering the area of Alta Badia to take on the mighty Dolomites in Northern Italy
(look for that blog here on my site)


Leaving the Langjokull Glacier in Iceland



Heading north to Grimsey Island then hiking to the Arctic Circle


Walking the backstreets of Salzburg Austria
The name translates to "Salt Castle" as the area had an extensive sodium chloride mining operation during the Middle Ages
My quest today is to have a meal in Central Europes oldest restaurant located withing St.Peters Abbey


Salamanca Spain
Was told to look for the "hidden" Astronaut figurine that was added during a restoration in the 1990s by the stonemasons, still looking jajjajaja 


Found these carved dragon heads in Reykjavik Iceland 
I assume to pay homage to the Vikings and their ships that were called Drakkar which is from the Old Norse word "dreki"


The famous Moeraki Boulders which are found on the South Island of New Zealand
Which according to Maori legend, it is the remains of a wreck that washed ashore with one rock that is the body of the ships captain


Took this photo in Sweden which is a reminder to everyone, whatever your passion is DO IT NOW
As time waits for no one 

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