Svalbard: The Arctic Landscape July 13, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Arctic Svarlbard, nature, Norway, photography, travel, vacation, wildlife
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My Arctic adventure ends with Part Three – the landscape. Yes I was thrilled to see polar bears, walrus’, seals, reindeer and more but I was most captivated by the compelling landscape of ice, snow and water. The blues, blacks, turquoises and grays of the landscape kept me staring for hours as we sailed through this cold and beautiful land. I hope you have enjoyed the journey through my photos and if you are overwhelmed by the summer’s heat – that these photos have cooled you down a bit.
Svalbard: Land of the Midnight Sun July 9, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: Norway, photography, polar bears, reindeer, seals, Svalbard, The Arctic, travel, vacation, walrus, whales, wildlife
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Photos from our amazing adventure to Svalbard, Norway with National Geographic/Linblad continue with Part Two. Of course seeing polar bears in the wild was breathtaking but nonetheless fabulous were the walrus, seals, whales, reindeer and rich bird life. We reached the 80th parallel north and were about 600 miles from the North Pole. Part three will feature the beauty of the landscape. 
Svalbard: Land of the Ice Bear July 6, 2014
Posted by judylobo in Traveling.Tags: 80 degrees north, National Geographic/Linblad, nature, North Pole, Norway, photography, polar bears, Svalbard, travel, vacation, wildlife
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I just returned from an amazing adventure to Svalbard, Norway with National Geographic/Linblad to visit the land of the midnight sun – the Arctic. The grand prize was seeing polar bears in the wild but the Arctic has so much else for adventurers including walrus’, seals, Arctic foxes, whales (Beluga, Humpback and Fin) and reindeer. The richness of it’s bird life kept us busy scanning the skies and the waters. We reached the 80th parallel north and were about 600 miles from the North Pole. Part two will feature more mammals, birds and the beauty of the landscape. A special shout out to a great crew and expedition naturalists. For those interested in maps, I have included a map of Svalbard below today’s montage.
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