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Psalm 23 vs. The Cartels

23 Feb 2026 1 minute read 4 comments Nathan Payne

"For by thee I have run througha troop; and by my God have I leaped over a wall."Psalm 18:29 The thing about the Bible is... It's true. One night, the Holy Spirit convicted me to check under the bed, in the corner where my cat liked to sleep. The p...

🌌 Glowworm Grotto: New Zealand’s Magical Cave

21 Feb 2026 1 minute read 1 comment TAS OFFICIAL

✨ Located on New Zealand’s North Island, the world-famous Waitomo Glowworm Grotto is one of the most extraordinary natural attractions in the Southern Hemisphere. This underground limestone cave system is illuminated by thousands of bioluminescent...

Four Woexin Phoenix

12 Feb 2026 4 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

After four woexin Phoenix, a good-paying job at the healthiest work environment I have ever seen, a visit to the Arizona Deliverance Center, which ministry changed my life and whose videos I have been watching for almost 9 years, a move from a ghetto...

🌅 Uyuni Salt Flat: Bolivia’s Endless Mirror

12 Feb 2026 1 minute read 1 comment TAS OFFICIAL

🏞️ Imagine standing somewhere so vast and perfectly flat that the horizon seems to disappear. Uyuni Salt Flat in Bolivia is the largest salt flat on Earth, stretching over 10,000 square kilometers of blinding white beauty. 🌊 During the rainy season...

🌄 Mount Roraima: The Lost World on a Floating Island

7 Feb 2026 1 minute read 1 comment TAS OFFICIAL

🏔️ Rising where Venezuela and Brazil meet, Mount Roraima feels like a land lost in time. With sheer cliffs dropping dramatically on all sides and a vast, flat summit above, this ancient plateau looks like a floating island suspended in the clouds...

Mediterranean: From Mare Nostrum to Joan Manuel Serrat (and to Me)

6 Feb 2026 2 minute read 0 comments floc1960

For 20 centuries, the Mediterranean has witnessed everything: empires rising and falling, cultures mixing, wars destroying, trade uniting. The Romans called it Mare Nostrum, "our sea," as if they could own it. But the Mediterranean belongs to no one....

The "Paddington Factor": A Traveler's Secret Index to Avoid London Scams

31 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments floc1960

When you travel to a city as iconic as London, you expect to bring back a piece of it with you. A miniature Big Ben, a 'Keep Calm' mug, or perhaps a souvenir of the Queen and her corgis. But as you walk through Piccadilly Circus or Leicester Square,...

Into The Low Desert (fathomless)

14 Jan 2026 1 minute read 0 comments Nathan Payne

"Into The Low Desert" depicts the descent of the weary traveler through the spirit world.  It is fathomless. "Bloody Basin" is from the album Wild Irish Rose. The song also appears on the American Refugee collection. "Fathomless" is a 1964 experim...

💮 Lake Hillier: Australia’s Stunning Pink Lake

2 Jan 2026 1 minute read 1 comment TAS OFFICIAL

💗 Hidden off the coast of Western Australia lies one of Earth’s most surreal natural wonders — Lake Hillier. A lake so vividly pink it looks unreal, as if someone painted it straight onto the landscape. 🌊 Measuring around 600 meters long, this bub...

Memories from Myanmar - Shwedagon from the outside

1 Jan 2026 1 minute read 1 comment madventure

  When traveling around Myanmar (formerly Burma), it is impossible to miss the city of Yangon (Rangoon), which, although no longer the capital of Myanmar, is still the largest city in the country. This is where the 2,500-year-old Shwedagon Temple...