by Lawson | Oct 5, 2025
Autumn. That last splash of color before the grey blanket of winter is pulled over the landscape. The twirling, tumbling curtain of burnt umber, crimson, and amber leaves announces the last hurrah of summer and whispers of the deep, bone-numbing chill to come. I think...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Africa is often called the “cradle of humankind,” but it could just as easily be called the “continent of colour.” Gonzalo Gutierrez / Unsplash Across its 54 countries, landscapes blaze with reds, greens, yellows, and blues, creating natural palettes that feel almost...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Authorities apprehended two suspects over the weekend for the illegal possession and trade of West Coast rock lobsters, reports Cape {town} Etc. Image: City of Cape Town via Cape (town) Etc The arrests form part of a larger crackdown on poaching and illicit dealings...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Unseasonal rainfall has triggered a rare natural spectacle in northern Chile, where the usually barren Atacama Desert has erupted into colour. Javier Rubilar / Wikimedia Commons The Atacama, known as the driest desert on Earth, received an unusual dose of winter rain...
by Lawson | Oct 1, 2025
Korčula (pronounced Kor-chu-la), Croatia’s sixth-largest island, stretches 47 kilometers along the sparkling Adriatic and is a mosaic of cypress forests, vineyards, sleepy villages, and secluded coves. It’s no wonder some call it a “mini-Dubrovnik,” thanks to its...
