Sorry for the decidedly weak state of this page.  One day maybe I'll make it cool.  In the interim, for your troubles here are some random semi-personal images from my travels.

Danger! These signs effectively use both graphics and text to convey a simple message:  Stay away!!  Clockwise from upper left: 1) Grand Canyon (1997);  2)Oxford, UK, 2004; 3) Queensland, Austrlia, 2003;  4) Also in Queensland: The fine print helpfully adds that "Crocodile attack can cause serious injury or death".

Ireland (2004): Clockwise from upper left: 1) Guiness - the essence of the Eire experience.  2) Peat mining - yes, they still do this.  Goodbye wetlands!  3) Chillin' with Oscar Wilde.  4) You may have heard that Dublin has some pubs (Neary's gets the thumbs up).

Australia (2003): Ruth and me on our honeymon.  Trust me, there are way more pictures than this.  The usual highlights: Sydney Opera House, koalas, and coral reefs (Whitsunday Island, Queensland shown).

Western Australia (1999): Bluff Knoll in the Stirling Range, about a 6-hour drive southeast of Perth.  With John Rayner and Andy James.  Holding Emu Bitters carried up the mountain by yours truly.  Always check your pack.

Tasmania (1999): Wineglass Bay, the most photographed spot in Tasmania.  A one hour hike from the trailhead leads to this vista.  Not bad, eh?  Sadly, I was on the turbo tour and did what most tourists do: hike up, admire the view, snap a photo, and head back to the car.  Much more strongly recommended is to actually hike down to Wineglass Bay.

Dijon, France (1998): Collecting water from the fountain at Place Darcy, a memorial for Henry Darcy, the grandfather of groundwater hydrology.

King's Peak, Utah (1996): highest point in Utah (13, 528 ft), High Uinta Wilderness.  I made it to the top on my second attempt.

Finally, if you've had the misfortune to stumble this far you are rewarded with this horrifyingly gruesome image.  I urge you NOT to view this photo if you are disturbed by disturbing things: ugh.