filed in Philippines, Seven Wonders on Feb.24, 2008
About a month ago I decided to start a series of articles highlighting the places I visit. So I decided to rip off the Seven Wonders theme which the New Seven Wonders group ripped off from Herodotus. (Only steal from the best I say.) I bring you the Seven Wonders of the [...]
filed in Asia, Daily Photo, Philippines on Feb.11, 2008
The Rice Terraces of Banaue are one of the most impressive things I’ve seen on my trip. For miles around the village of Banaue, the mountains have been carved by local residents to grow rice. They have been carving terraces for over a thousand years and are still making more terraces today. I’m sure [...]
filed in Daily Photo, Philippines on Jan.27, 2008
Boats in the pond at the central park in Baguio, Philippines
filed in Daily Photo, Philippines on Jan.10, 2008
> These water jeepneys transport people from the packing lot to the entrance of the Subterranean River National Park on the island of Palawan. They are not quite as elaborate as regular jeepneys, but still show a great deal of individuality.
filed in Daily Photo, Philippines, Travel on Dec.29, 2007
Jeepneys are the quintessential form of transportation in the Philippines. This is the most awesome one I saw when I was there. Please take special note of the monster truck morphing into a flaming cheetah on the side.
filed in Daily Photo, Philippines on Dec.27, 2007
Vigan is a former Spanish Colonial city and is well known for its pottery
 My name is Gary Arndt. In March 2007 I set out to travel around the world. I sold my house, put my possessions in storage and hit the road with my camera, laptop, and clothes. I've been to over 40 countries and territories since I've started my adventure. I publish a photo from my travels every day as well as the occasional podcast. If you like what I'm doing, please feel free to follow along.
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