Hi,

My husband and I are going on a Baja whale watching trip for twelve days in early March. The trip also includes a day at the San Diego zoo. We are arriving one day early as we are using frequent flyer miles and therefore had a limited selection of flights. We will be staying in a Ramada Inn near the airport. Are there any wildlife viewing opportunities near where we will be staying? Can anybody suggest other things to do on the free day? We are definitely outdoorsy people, more interested in the natural world than museums or even boats and ships. Thanks in advance!

Hello all, This is probably in the wrong forum, however I didn't want to be frowned on for posting photos in the Main Discussion section. We have just returned from a trip to Africa, shooting 10,000 pics, currently down to 2,100, still editing. I also have several thousand quality pics from Costa Rica, the Galapagos, Scotland, Ecuador and more. Certainly more than 15,000 stunning ( to my eye) pics. How to display 15,000+ pics?

I have been thinking of installing some type of large monitor on the wall, and have the pictures roll by. That's my question: A computer monitor seems to have the highest definition, however do not seem to come in large sizes. Has anyone taken this route to display their accumulation of photos? Hoping for some expert input on this subject.

I recently spent 12 days in China. The main thrust of the trip was to photograph Pandas and in the first 9 days, we visited 5 Panda rehab. centers. Several of them were well off the beaten track, too far for the Chinese city people to travel to ... especially when there is one right in Chengdu. I found the Chinese people to be quick to smile and a laugh is usually not far behind. It was strange playing the tourist role and I wore a "LOST" card around my neck. The card had (in Chinese) Hello, I am lost. Please help me to call my tour guide. It gave the phone # and ended with "thank you very much". If you haven't caught on yet, our tour went into the mountains where tourists seldom appear and English is not spoken, not even in the small hotels we stayed in most of the trip. We were entirely dependent upon our two Chinese guides. I put together a small slide show containing some selected photos. https://www.dropbox.com/s/rw0n808gylomjuy/China%2011-2018.mp4?dl=0 There is sound - I hope you enjoy it.