Showing posts with label pictures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pictures. Show all posts
14 October 2012
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26 March 2011
Earth Hour 2011 in My Home
Like the previous years, we participate again in Earth Hour 2011. We actually started a little early than usual. We switched the lights off at 8:00 p.m. So our Earth Hour 2011 celebration is 1 and 1/2 hours in total. I hope others did that too. Here are some snaps I've taken to commemorate this worthy cause. We will do it again next year and the years to come. That is for sure!
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| c. www.riablahgs.com Tea lights on our dining table which were the only ones illuminating the area. |
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| c. www. riablahgs.com This is our fish aquarium. They also participated in this worthy cause. They seem to not mind ;) |
08 January 2011
Seoul Vacation 2010
I have mentioned here before about the pictures I would post when I have things organized. I thought I would be able to organize our pictures as soon as we got back from Seoul. However, we had another trip to NYC few days after our arrival from Korea. So, to make the long story short, my pictures to organize have tripled! Here are some pictures taken in the beautiful city of Seoul.
Enjoy!
Below is Myeongdong Street at night. This place is famous for its retail merchandise from the peddlers to the stores lined up. I didn't buy anything at all so I don't know how haggling works in this place. I have seen imitations upon imitations of famous luxurious brands here. I wanted to buy the fake "Ugg" but the better of me said nope.
Below is the Admiral Yi Sun-shin monument and fountains along Gwanghwamun Square. This square was inaugurated on 2009. It is right in front of the Gyeongbokgung Palace, in the heart of Seoul. This place is walking distance from where we stayed. Well, I forgot the name of the hostel but it was a member of the Innotel chains in Korea.
Below is the path leading to Gyeongbokgung Palace, still in Gwahnghwamun Square. This is behind the Statue of King Sejong and the museum beneath it.
Below is a picture taken inside the palace. I posed near the tall guard before they all took off for the Ceremony of the Changing of the Guards.
Inside the Gyeongbokgung Palace. Nice mountain backdrop, right?
I forgot what this place was called. I'm not sure if this is the Sejong Centre of the Museum of Arts. I can't figure it out though.
This is taken from Gwanghwamun Square right after checking the museum beneath the King Sejong statue. Admission is free.
On our way to Everland Resort. It's like Disneyland in Seoul.
Some space-ship looking monument near the Lotte Castle and Resort.
Funny looking tree in Everland Resort.
The entrance facade of Everland Resort. It looks like Enchanted Kingdom from afar.
Inside Everland Resort. This is taken near the botanical garden.
Holland Village in Everland Resort.
Chyeonggyecheon Stream at night. This is near the hostel where we stayed. I actually like the area where we booked our stay because it was walking distance to the subway, the palace and the square and this. Also near the night markets like Myeongdong and Nandaemon. This stream had wonderful musical fountain but when we returned after a long walk, it was already over so I didn't get to video and snap photos. Maybe next time.
15 May 2010
Photographs and Memories
I stumbled upon a box full of old photos of my childhood and up to the time I got married and have a kid. I cannot believe my eyes when the yellowish photos of my early years are still kept in good condition.
I want to scan the old photos to showcase my childhood memories. The photos remind me of my happy childhood, loving parents and grandparents, bickering siblings and the colorful life of growing up. I want my daughter to see all those captured and shown in a digital frame.
I want to scan the old photos to showcase my childhood memories. The photos remind me of my happy childhood, loving parents and grandparents, bickering siblings and the colorful life of growing up. I want my daughter to see all those captured and shown in a digital frame.
01 May 2009
Cabrillo National Monument, San Diego
Here are more snaps of the beautiful San Diego. This time it is in Cabrillo National Park Monument in San Diego, CA.
Just a little trivia, this monument is a tribute to Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo's exploration on the coastline of California which is now known as the West Coast of the United States of America.
We went to the park's museums on Cabrillo's early voyage and discoveries. We also went to check out the small military radio room near the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. The lighthouse is a quaint little, white cottage with a lighthouse beacon. It is located on the park's peak point, 422 feet above sea level. It is no longer in service due to the weather flaw - fog and low clouds which obscured the light.
There were small squirrels running around but I managed to capture one. I saw beautiful birds I haven't seen before. There was one particular bird which looked like a blue robin and I had to include "him" (I feel the bird is a "him" for some reason...) in the slide. We even saw a hawk snagging a small, helpless (and very cute too...) squirrel. I wanted to throw stone on the bird but I might end up in jail. We could not do anything but let "nature takes its course."
The vast ocean and the view of the San Diego Bay is simply breath-taking. It was windy and chilly but no weather could dampen our excitement! Enjoy the slide show and watch out for our Viva Las Vegas trip pics soon...
Just a little trivia, this monument is a tribute to Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo's exploration on the coastline of California which is now known as the West Coast of the United States of America.
We went to the park's museums on Cabrillo's early voyage and discoveries. We also went to check out the small military radio room near the Old Point Loma Lighthouse. The lighthouse is a quaint little, white cottage with a lighthouse beacon. It is located on the park's peak point, 422 feet above sea level. It is no longer in service due to the weather flaw - fog and low clouds which obscured the light.
There were small squirrels running around but I managed to capture one. I saw beautiful birds I haven't seen before. There was one particular bird which looked like a blue robin and I had to include "him" (I feel the bird is a "him" for some reason...) in the slide. We even saw a hawk snagging a small, helpless (and very cute too...) squirrel. I wanted to throw stone on the bird but I might end up in jail. We could not do anything but let "nature takes its course."
The vast ocean and the view of the San Diego Bay is simply breath-taking. It was windy and chilly but no weather could dampen our excitement! Enjoy the slide show and watch out for our Viva Las Vegas trip pics soon...
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