Tag Archives: Travel

What attracts YOU to the blogs you read?

Posted on February 8, 2013 by Garden Walk Garden Talk

Inquiring minds want to know… in a fun discussion. Continue reading →

Posted in Blogging, garden | Tagged blog subscriptions, blogging, boring blogs, Dogs on the beach, nature, photos, St. Lucia, Travel, What draws in blog readers, Why do people read certain blogs, Why I no longer read your blog | 129 Comments

Gardening in the Tropics -St. Lucia Style

Posted on February 5, 2013 by Garden Walk Garden Talk

Gardening in St. Lucia Horses are very common in St. Lucia, but many do not have a good or long life. My wonderful cousin rescues race horses in Pennsylvania to rehabilitate them. Here in St Lucia, she rescues them from … Continue reading →

Posted in garden, St. Lucia, Travel | Tagged Crown-of-Thorns in St. Lucia, garden, garden design in St. Lucia, gardening, horses in St. Lucia, Landscape Design, lily ponds, mockingbird photo, photos, St. Lucia, Travel | 62 Comments

St. Lucia Scenic Views – Nikon AW100

Posted on February 4, 2013 by Garden Walk Garden Talk

Take a boat tour around St. Lucia and read my review of the Nikon AW100. Continue reading →

Posted in photos, Travel | Tagged Caribbean seaside, Nikon AW100, Photography, photos, Pitons, recipe for Tamarind sauce, scenic landscapes, St. Lucia, Travel | 14 Comments

Hummingbird Closeups with the Nikon P510

Posted on February 2, 2013 by Garden Walk Garden Talk

Shooting with a point-and-shoot? Great captures of hummingbirds is not far out of reach. Continue reading →

Posted in garden, Hummingbirds | Tagged garden, hummingbird photographs, hummingbirds, nature, Nikon P510, Nikon P510 review, photographing with a point-and-shoot, Photography, photos, St. Lucia, Travel | 64 Comments

St. Lucia Fish – Under the Sea

Posted on January 31, 2013 by Garden Walk Garden Talk

Carolyn and I had quite the vacation with so many new experiences. One was learning to snorkel and Carolyn, very experienced, was a great teacher. Unfortunately, I was a poor student. I had a few ‘panic attacks’, swimming frantically back … Continue reading →