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When you're looking the other way and then realize the aurora is right behind you. #NorthernLights #Iceland
Love when airports are so creative. Schiphol is one of my favorite airports! facebook.com/142245179135907…
Time to plan a beach vacation? 🏖 facebook.com/142245179135907…
Take care of our cedar 🇱🇧. Beautiful initiative! facebook.com/142245179135907…
Kyrgyzstan next! Is it on your list of countries to explore? nationalgeographic.com/trave…
We didn’t speak the same language so we ended up just looking at each other! #Rwanda facebook.com/TravelWithFunk/…
Beautiful and green Rwanda. — at Volcanoes National Park facebook.com/142245179135907…
Say hello to these beautiful mountain 🦍.
We visited a family called “Umubano” which means: good relations. They’re a family of 13 members, including 4 silverbacks, 2 females, 1 three months old, and 2 kids and... facebook.com/142245179135907…
I probably shot a million video of the Gorilla 🦍 Family we visited today in Rwanda. But this one is funny as these youngsters (these three are the youngest in the family) were playing together, while one was... facebook.com/TravelWithFunk/…
I joined MAG Adventures Group on a trip to explore Rwanda. On day 2, we went hiking in Nyungwe rainforest towards the Kamiranzovu waterfalls, we went through a tea plantation at first. The nature in Rwanda is gorgeous is all I can say! — at Nyungwe... facebook.com/142245179135907…
Rwanda day 1. There’s just so much greenery everywhere. We did a hike at Nyungwe Forest National Park and saw so many people on the road just walking or biking and carrying things. Really enjoying my time so far, is Rwanda on your list?
Did you know we have this historical monument right in the heart of Tripoli? It was built in 1333 by the Mamluk governor Nur El-Din, close to the grand mosque. Apparently it was still in use in the 1900s.... facebook.com/142245179135907…
