Paul’s Random Ramblings

The dunes of Morocco’s Sahara desert display a brilliant range of colours across the day.   These photos were taken on our 2004 trip to Spain, Portugal and Morocco.

Please visit these links for more photos from our Sahara and Morocco galleries.

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This month’s photo is one from my archives.

It is one of my oldest photo’s which I believe works on an artistic level!

The view of the Eiffel Tower was taken from the Arc de Triomphe in March 2001 on my first trip to Europe.

Half Way Round

China, Mongolia, R…

By Ruth and Paul Sebire

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It is finally done, the book of our 2007
Half Way Round trip has been published.
This is the third photo book we have put
together, but it is the first we have
managed to publish, it is a great feeling
to finally get it out the door. To see the
photo’s in the book go to Half Way Round.

The Panda is an internationally recognised icon of China and one of the best places to see them is the Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding.

This easily visited park in Chengdu, the capital of Sichuan province in south west China is a good quality zoo with a range of differently configured Panda enclosures housing different age’s and varieties of Panda.

For best viewing conditions make sure you get to the park early (by 8:30 am) as the Panda action is generally all over by about 10:30 am.

The photo’s below were taken on our 2007 China trip with Intrepid travel.  For more photos from our 2007 trip  to china please visit the trip page at our main website.

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Coal ship coming into Newcastle Harbour past Nobby’s Head in early morning light.  The photo was taken from the road Fort Scratchley.

For more photo’s from Newcastle visit Ruth and my Newcastle Photo Gallery.