Sunday Stills Challenges – #GRAY For May

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Sunday Stills Challenges – #GRAY For May

These are all photos taken during our 7-month backpacking trip Around-The-World in 2018. Read more about our trip here.

Here is our entry for Terri’s Sunday Stills Challenge with #Gray. Share your thoughts with us.

Lava flow between the cracks of smooth gray rock-sand from Kilauea Volcano as gray clouds roll in over Big Island, Hawai’i
Crazy-eyed monkey at The Monkey Forest in Ubud, Bali
Koalas are the cutest (Magnetic Island, Australia)
New Zealand Fur Seals in Akaroa, New Zealand
Hector’s Dolphins – The smallest dolphins in the world in Akaroa, New Zealand
Iconic 45-meter (148-foot) marble statue of Big Buddha in Phuket, Thailand
Gorgeous lake in Mount Cook, New Zealand surrounded with icefall runoff from the nearby mountains
Gray banister and rock – Overlooking the jungles of Krabi, Thailand
Fog/mist rising from the geothermal activity in Rotorua, New Zealand
Towering gray limestone rocks in Railay off the coast of Krabi, Thailand
A gray-ish haze blankets the rugged Blue Mountains outside of Sydney, Australia
The gray abandoned railing leading into the notorious Stairway to Heaven in O’ahu, Hawai’i
Iconic Fisherman and swordfish statue by Ao Nang beachfront in Krabi, Thailand
Hālona Blowhole situated on dark volcanic rock on O’ahu, Hawai’i
In a world full of gray, stay positive, grateful and always smile bright. Share your thoughts and gray pictures with us!
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  3. You have certainly done a lot of traveling! Your pictures are wonderful. I especially love the Mt. Cook lake in New Zealand. I’m glad to meet you here on Sunday Stills. I especially love that you have invited other people to share their gray stories with you.

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      1. Thanks, and enjoy your travels when you are able to be off and away. You seem awfully young to be able to get away to so many places. Have you read the book Plunge about the young couple who takes off in a small yacht and start sailing around the world. Her first name is Liesbet. If you haven’t read it, it’s well worth the read. 🙂

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      2. Well thank you, we are both in our 30’s. We budget well and are money savvy. Which is why we wanted to create a blog for others who want to do the same! And I have not heard about that book, that sounds like a very interesting read, thank for that. We have tossed around that idea before funny enough…we do worry about being stuck in the middle of an ocean. Just us. Big waves. We got nervous and retracted that idea. For now. Haha

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      3. I think you are super wise, even if things go well there are all kinds of issues. You really should read the book. She documented everything. Meanwhile, your blog is a great jumping off place for your book (s). I wish you the best. Meanwhile, I have a challenge that I think would help you prepare for your book as well – Writer’s Quotes Wednesday. I weave my travel stories around quotes and a topic. If the weekly topic appeals to you and fits with your travels, the quotes will be effective when you write your book. 🙂

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