Here Come the Waves at Cocoa Beach
I was standing in the Atlantic Ocean as the waves were rolling in at Lori Wilson Park in Cocoa Beach, Florida.
Welcome to the Burnsland Archives!
This is the archive of the original Burnsland content prior to March 2023, with photos and stories from our trips and life in general, Photography tips, and also some art, too.
New posts can be found at Adventures by Burnsland and Art by Burnsland. And visit the Burnsland Hub, the central location for all of the Burnsland sites.
Looking for an Art post? All previous art posts have now been moved to the Art by Burnsland site to have everything in one place.
Random Thoughts - 4/25/15
Here are some more Random Thoughts, a special gift from me to you.
A Bus Stop at the Polynesian Village Resort
We were waiting for a bus to take us from the Polynesian Village Resort to Downtown Disney one evening at Walt Disney World, and I decided to take this photo.
Our Visit to Chattanooga (A Video)
Here is a new video with scenes of our visit to Chattanooga, Tennessee, with Jaylin and his 6th grade class.
Engine No. 5288 at the Tennessee Valley Railroad
One of our stops on Jaylin’s 6th grade class trip to Chattanooga was the Tennessee Valley Railroad, a “moving museum” of trains.
Beach Umbrella Lit By the Sun
I always like how the sunlight comes through our beach umbrella to make for an interesting view, lighting up the umbrella from behind.
A Side of the Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World
The view from walking along beside one of the buildings at the Polynesian Village Resort at Walt Disney World in the early evening, with Seven Seas Lagoon close by.
Lover's Leap at Rock City
One of the features found at Rock City in Chattanooga, Tennessee, is Lover’s Leap, a high cliff overlooking the valley below.
Boring Video: Recording a Podcast
The latest Burnsland Boring Video comes to you courtesy of the Beyond the Berm podcast.
Keep Off the Dunes
As a boardwalk leads over the sand dunes at Lori Wilson Park in Cocoa Beach, Florida, a sign warns visitors to “Keep Off the Dunes” to protect the sea oats that are growing there.