Kevin Contreras

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I love photography and travel. They go great together and this is the perfect place for them both.

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Kevin Contreras loved Tito Bustillo Cave, Ribadesella, Spain in Ribadesella, Principality of Asturias, Spain.
about 1 month ago

Dry Dock

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Kevin Contreras loved Gandria, Switzerland in Lugano, TI, Switzerland.
about 1 month ago

Tunnels to Gandria

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Kevin Contreras loved Hana hwy in Maui, HI.
about 1 month ago

Well worth the drive

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Kevin Contreras loved Dros in Windhoek, Khomas, Namibia.
about 1 month ago

Eat out with friends

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Kevin Contreras loved Tomales Bay Trailhead in Petaluma, CA.
about 1 month ago

Start of the trail

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Kevin Contreras loved Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, Bahamas in Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park, Exuma, Bahamas.
about 1 month ago

The rest of the family.....

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Kevin Contreras loved Hot Doug's in Chicago, IL.
about 1 month ago

THE FOOD

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Kevin Contreras loved C in Cambridge, MA.
about 1 month ago

Swimming hungry pigs! Exuma Cays Bahamas

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Kevin Contreras loved Palmerton Arboretum in Rogue River, OR.
about 1 month ago

The Amazing Dr. Seuss Tree

Entering the Palmerton Arboretum, you will immediately feel the relaxed atmosphere as you walk beneath the trees, the overwhelming beauty all around quickly overtaking you as you're drawn into this special park. There are many species of manicured, flowering trees and plants to appreciate here, with a number of large, daisy-dotted lawns for picnics, a children's playground, and a lovely pond as well. Arriving at the center of this compact and satisfying arboretum, you will come to a stop, with mouth agape, at the one tree here which is unlike any other, and it draws everyone's attention like a magnet. Seemingly crafted by Dr. Seuss himself, the tall Monkey Puzzle (Chilean Pine) tree's branches curl and wind in all directions, and every inch of this plant is bristling with spines. It is an unforgettable wonder to see, and all who walk to the center of the Palmerton Arboretum will stop to stare in fascination at this incredible tree.
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Kevin Contreras loved Sunken Gardens in Saint Petersburg, FL.
about 1 month ago

A mysterious carnivorous pitcher plant

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