Scroll through a selection of images featuring some of our favorite fun and funny photos from our travels around the world. Click on each to enlarge and view in lighbox.
Even dogs receive classy drinking establishments in France. So, is this wine, or water?
We’re not sure the bikes and scooter are part of an art display, but they sure look like it here.
We have NO idea what the bar meant by promoting a Heineken party with ‘nice gadgets’ …. perhaps the patrons were unusually gifted?
Children are the same anywhere in the world … here playing in the Hellbrunn Palace Water Gardens in Saltzburg.
Refueling depot … a refugio in the Dolomites where Michael restores strength by clutching a beer.
Some people in this world clearly have the Maori warrior spirit, and others are just posers.
Perhaps the most obvious sign the mosquito repellent patch I was wearing in Alaska was NOT working.
Noah’s Ark sculpture captures the fancy of this lad in the Dolomites.
Acrobatic soccer ball juggling on a wall in a park overlooking Paris.
Now this is the kind of sign that we wish we would see all over the world … from the botanical gardens in Sydney.
Apparently, in Croatia, school zones are dangerous places due to children exploding out of school in their eagerness to go play.
Therese has yet to find a children’s carousel she doesn’t try to ride … this one celebrating the Seven Dwarfs in the Dolomites.
Who needs a train in Zurich when you have discovered the ability to fly.
Something unsettling about free WiFi even in the Bonsai House in Brisbane’s botanical gardens.
Winner of a Silver Medal from the North American Travel Journalists Association for travel writing excellence in both 2018 and 2019, Michael has authored more than 16 books and penned many hundreds of feature articles over the years. His travels have taken him to all seven continents. He is a member of the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA), the International Food Wine and Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA), the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA), and the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW).
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