The Eiffel Tower at night

A berber man people watching in Essaouira, Morocco

Women dressed in customary clothes and pompom straw hats in Chefchaouen, Morocco

The next best thing to the beach in Bourton on the Water, Cotswolds, UK

One of the many characters on Bourbon Street

An alligator swimming towards us while on a Swamp Tour in New Orleans, LA

A typical moroccan woman shops in the medina in Essaouira

A street entertainer at The Festivale de Regione in Bucine, Italy

A young girl waiting to perform at The Festivale de Regione in Bucine, Italy

This guy just looks crabby!

A friend of our guide Lahcen smiled for our camera.

A bride riding a gondola on the Grand Canal in Venice

An artist painting a tiger outside of Rome

The father of the cave dwelling family we visited in The Atlas Mountains of Morocco

A man selling books and things at a market in San Gimignano, Tuscany, Italy

Mothers Restaurant and their awesome staff definitely serve up the best breakfast in town.

Two Moroccan women each carrying quite a heavy load from the field. Not my business but should be mens work.

A gondolier on a small canal in Venice, Italy

Waiting for a trick on Bourbon Street

This blind man maneuvered his way through the streets of Essaouira better than most sighted people. I'm sure the deep lines on his face have many stories to tell.

A baby camel feeds off his mother in Morocco

An elk visits our cabin in Mt. Ranier National Park, Washington

Seriously....that's the name of this bird we saw in Krueger National Park, South Africa

I was trying to get a photo of Bamberg Castle in Northern UK but this guy kept flying in front of the camera so I snapped a shot.

Bald eagle in Spider Lake, WI

Waiters welcoming us to dinner in Rome

A street performer at The Festivale de Regione in Bucine, Italy

An artist selling his drawings in Edinburgh, Scotland

Selling octopus at Pike Market in Seattle, WA

Two men hold hands while walking through the Chefchaouen medina.

Big Al Carson has been playing at The Funky Pirate for years. I love him!

Our guide in Marakkech was so proud of his heritage and we loved having him show us around.

Reed the doorman at The Davenport Hotel in Spokane, WA. He's been greeting guests for almost 60 years.

A snakecharmer in the Jaama el Fna Square in Marrakech, Morocco