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Books - Travel - Adventure
FASCINATED BY THE WORLD
Photography and Thoughts About Life and Aging
A pair of Digital Nomad writers, lotuseaters.travel is dedicated to the art of travel and nomadic life. Helping you to travel well with worldwide travel guides. | Camino de Santiago and Europe specialists.
"I want to travel the world with you, go to every country, every city, take pictures and be happy!" - unknown
Visual works of Wayne Wolfson
A Blog about magic, fiction and art
A photographic journey.
Not really embarrassed.
Books & Photographs
Disappearing into South Africa's wild places... Again!
Explore. Dream. Discover.
Recognizing & appreciating our oneness with Nature
Wandering trails around the coast of Wales
photography and life
Reflections on Life through poetry, essays and photos
chaparral notebook - high desert clay & scribbling
Never too old to travel!
"A photograph shouldn't be just a picture,it should be a philosophy" Amitkalantri.
drifting, exploring, surviving
Albatz Travel Adventures 
They are beautiful!
Love your Dad’s painting style🎨
Reblogged this on On the Road Cooking and commented:
Love artwork that shows how the artist views the world around them.
What a family treasure!
What a wonderful artist your father is. I really enjoyed the Moving to Canada via Sweden group!
Actually my favorite was Life in Denmark. I mislabeled the first post.
I LOVE the ‘Pig Overboard’ one. That had to have hurt, to lose that pig. At that time it was money on the hoof or a good month of food for a family. Thanks for sharing his work. I found it very interesting.
The pig seems to be swimming rather well and is that a big smile I see on its face?
How well he pictured/painted his life! I did not know you had roots up here!
My dad emigrated to Canada in 1949, leaving his entire family behind. I’m putting these together for my aunts and uncles and cousins…
Wow, they must be very grateful! Well done!
Thank you for sharing these beautiful paintings, I am sure your aunts, uncles and other family members would love them. Regards.
Dad’s paintings and the stories that go with them has really put me back in touch with my Danish roots…
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Really like these. Nice of you to have photos of your dad’s artwork.
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