Tag Archives: Pacific Ocean

The Sunday Traveler ~ A Quick Shot in Big Sur

Posted on March 15, 2015 by Angeline M

A peaceful view of the Pacific at Big Sur from the vantage point of Nepenthe. A traveler can sit here for hours lost in meditation.  At some point during travel, it becomes absolutely necessary to stop; just stop, and really … Continue reading →

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On The Edge of Heaven and Earth

Posted on October 29, 2014 by Angeline M

In that place between sleep and dreams A road curves No looking back  

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The Sunday Traveler Quick Shot~Oahu Dreaming

Posted on September 14, 2014 by Angeline M

Looking down from the road leading up to Diamond Head. The Sunday Traveler will be traveling back to Oahu next Saturday, September 20th, to celebrate a little wedding anniversary. The week of the 20th will be another off the grid … Continue reading →

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Capture The Colour

Posted on October 8, 2013 by Angeline M

Travel Supermarket is again hosting this year’s Capture the Colour Photography Contest. I’ve been nominated by The Urge to Wander, Compass and Camera, and Shoot ‘N Go to join in the fun. The nominations were rather last minute  over the last … Continue reading →

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The Letter N

Posted on April 3, 2013 by Angeline M

Nepenthe. A restaurant located in Big Sur, California 800 feet above the Pacific Ocean.  The original land was owned by Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth who sold it to the Fassett family in whose hands it has stayed since 1947. … Continue reading →

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Big Sur, Nepenthe

Posted on August 9, 2011 by Angeline M

Nepenthe, a restaurant along the Big Sur coastline, is a three-tiered property lush with vegetation, and a vista of the Pacific Ocean that borders on the mystical. The word, Nepenthe, first appears in Homer’s Odyssey, and figuratively means that which … Continue reading →

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