As with a few of my favorite places, I’m going to have to break Glacier National Park into two segments because I have far too many images to share in one post. It’s THAT beautiful! Before I can write about … Continue reading
Until a few months ago I never knew any of Utah beyond the Salt Lake City airport. Last fall, during the “baby steps” of my journey, I squeaked through the very northeast corner of the state. After leaving Colorado on … Continue reading
Anyone who’s been following my blog for awhile knows of my infatuation with Colorado. In my earlier years it was skiing the dry Colorado snow that drew me here in the winter. Later it was to reconnect with friends I’d … Continue reading
At this very moment I’m enjoying a lovely sunrise in Utah. I’m also making a promise to myself to get caught up with my writing so that I’m not having to dig so far back in my memories in order … Continue reading
After hovering in Westcliffe, visiting old friends and making new ones, and enjoying some heartwarming animal encounters, it was time to shove off and continue on my journey. I couldn’t leave town before visiting the Paca Peace Farm though. I … Continue reading
I know. You’re all thinking LIFE is a road trip for me, right? It’s true, but as I’ve mentioned many times, I can’t stop at some of the most beautiful places along the way while driving “The Beast”, and there … Continue reading
I can’t believe how far behind I am on blogging! Not that it’s been all that long since I last wrote, but I have an over-abundance of stories and images to share and my days have been far too full … Continue reading
I have been full time on the road for more than nine months now, and still the hardest part of the journey is being away from my daughter. For those of you who are newcomers to this blog, the idea … Continue reading
At the end of my last post I was departing Atlanta after a visit with my good friends Eddie Tapp and Judy Host. Eddie was out of town when I arrived at their place, and I delayed my departure by … Continue reading
I have to admit, even after all the storms I muddled through during my weeks in Florida, I felt a bit melancholy about leaving when I crossed the border into Georgia. Despite the nearly constant rain I found some very … Continue reading