To date, my blog has been about chronicling my travel adventures, with occasional lapses into cultural insight and political satire…from my perspective, of course.
Equally as important, this blog has been a repository for thousands of photos I’ve taken along the way, helping me identify and memorialize hundreds of destinations I’ve visited during the past six years, and perhaps, transcending the ubiquitous and banal:
whether animal;
mineral;
or vegetable snapshot!
I admit to taking my fair share of goofy personal photos, and occasionally posting them from time to time (see “Looking Back in Pictures”). But for the most part, Streaming Thru America has been my “show and tell” outlet for timestamping my wanderlust…
until now!
What follows is this summer’s shameful display of selfies and portraits of familiar faces from faraway places.
And there are instances and circumstances when the background becomes the most important element in the picture:
Finally, there are occasions when I get to strut across nature’s catwalk, and Leah is mostly there to capture the moment:
This blog was never intended as a vanity project, and I was never under any illusion that posting my travel adventures would ever turn me into a world-wide influencer. But at the very least, there are precious moments when I get to star in my own production.
Streaming thru America 
FABULOUS PHOTOS AND ADVENTURES! AND THAT BRIDE OF YOURS- SHE IS ADORABLE!!!!!
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Thanks, Linda. And she’s also my muse!
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Nice pics…especially both of you and the Lobsters!!
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We survived the lobsters!
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Thanks, Stacy. I can’t say enough about how gratifying it is to experience our planet through curious eyes. It makes us more understanding and better global partners. I feel very fortunate to be able to view the world through multiple perspectives. Happy trails!
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Your blog is wonderful. I love reading about your adventures and seeing all the pictures. It gives me encouragement that my husband and I will be able to travel more widely when we retire. Thank you for sharing!
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You’re very welcome. The reward of traveling the world is truly what unites us.
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I enjoy your travel photos, Neal, I am still waiting to read the rest of your family story though. Have I perchance missed that?
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I haven’t forgotten, Tracy. It’s still a work in progress that continues to call to me. The project was sidelined indefinitely due to family legal issues (I won’t bore you with details), but I have renewed interest in completing the transcript in its current state or telling my story through a different medium. Either way, it will be finished, and thank you for your continuing support.
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That sounds complicated but I’m glad I will eventually be able to finish reading the story.
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