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Damon M. Ballinger – Pics and Stories of World Travel
Morocco, Spain & Portugal
Here is a link to my last journal around Northeast Morocco into Spain and Portugal to conclude back in Morocco. I will start doing journal entries with route details on all my trips very soon.
Rest in Peace Hugh Hefner
My YouTube.com Videos
Been playing with Video Editing from Go Pro and making some adventure videos more will be added to YouTube.com as my Video Editing skills get better. If you would like to watch cut and paste the link below. Or go to YouTube.com and search for Damon Ballinger. Cheers and Enjoy
Walking the Streets Trinidad, Cuba
Great to get to enjoy this very historic and vibrant city on the South Coast of Cuba. Streets are pretty quiet here filmed at around 6 a.m. so could see the cobblestone streets and old buildings. Copy and paste in browser link below to view full video with music at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13h-L77ITfg&t=76s
Rock Climbing at Cabin
Just some pics from the past my first time rock climbing it was many years ago. Usually when we climb don’t get to take pics.
BJJ Grappling Seems Like Forever Ago
Hard to believe has been so many years since had the UNICA MMA Academy. But I finally think it is time to start training some again.
Poland Fun
Even Though I had my doubts going in Poland was an amazing place. I went there to be best man at Joe’s wedding and ending up admiring a lot about the Polish culture.
Great People, Great Vodka & Beer, Awesome Wedding Till next go around for Papa J’s upcoming sailing trip. Was just a great experience and honored to be invited.
More Pics and Stories in the Poland Menu Tab
Madagascar Rain Forest
Amazing to get to see the Lemurs in there natural habitat before they become extinct. (I Hope Wrong)
Unfortunately unless action is taking this is a very real and possible future. The Madagascar people are very kind people, but have to make the best of what situation they are in. Do to the low amount of work and money in the county they rely on whatever source of income they have, in this case the Rain Forest. The Forest is becoming smaller every year and even the government protected Forest is harvested.
Not sure what the answer is or if there is one, great experience to get to visit there and hike. Traveled with the locals by mini-bus and as uncomfortable that was at times would not trade a minute of the journey.
More details and pictures can be found on the Madagascar page on this site.
