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Jardin de la Union

 Jardin de la Union guanajuato mexico

Jardin de la Union (Guanajuato, Mexico)

Koyasan Stone Lanterns

koyasan stone lanterns okunoin

Okunoin entrance

Westfjords

iceland westfjords

Today’s photo comes from a random place in the Westfjords of Iceland. I probably hadn’t seen another sign of human life in hours and likely had pulled off the road to pee when this photo was realized.

10 years ago today…

@ashlandfilm @lucywalkerfilm #TheTsunamiandtheCherryBlossom

Watch here.

Wild Pony Race

Wild Pony Race

@RedBluffRoundUp #rodeo

SIM card for traveling in Europe

Orange Holiday SIM

I’m in the process of securing a SIM card for my phone for my European travels this summer. In prior years I went with Lycamobile, a decent card when I was in Denmark. However, it didn’t work outside of Denmark. Last time I went with Travelsim. Travelsim was far more expensive, and it didn’t work in a country or two that it was supposed to work in.

This year I’m going to try Orange. The price is less than half of Travelsim, and it is supposed to work in all of the places (except Slovenia) that I plan to visit (Germany, Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Faroe Islands, Poland, Austria, and Czech Republic). A friend of mine used this a few years ago and had no complaints. I’ll let you know how I like it in a few months.

Has anyone used this card before? Any feedback or reviews? Anyone tried using it in Slovenia? I don’t understand why that would be the one EU country not on the list.

Six months later P.S. Worked fine in Denmark and Poland. Did not work, as advertised, in the Faroe Islands or UK (Scotland specifically) at all. Barely worked, sometimes and at super slow speeds, in the Czech Republic.