Greetings from Fort Davis and the Davis Mountains National Park!
Dark night skies illuminated with the glow of the moon, golden evergreens and other conundrums in beautiful Davis Mountain State Park.
Short accounts of our family’s travels organized as digital postcards. The places we love the most and the stories that we think make them so special.
Dark night skies illuminated with the glow of the moon, golden evergreens and other conundrums in beautiful Davis Mountain State Park.
Life is upside down. Lightning shoots up from the clouds and higher into the sky. The moon plays a heavy fat game of hide and seek. And the line between camping spot and parking lot blurs…
It’s raining just outside of the little enclave of a fire pit and shelter I’m currently calling home. The sound is sweet and soft, in an ironically harsh, contrasting way compared to the usual sounds of freight trains and traffic that play like commercials between good conversation and casual music here in Marathon. I’m sitting […]
The rough, tumble and splendor of a ghost town twice over.
Shake a hand in the Big Bend.
Welcome to Big Bend and the likely explosion of your mind’s desire to become a desert wanderer.
They say Willie Nelson would invite 1000s of his closest friends to Luckenbach for his annual 4th of July party. And that was just the performers…
Explorations through Texas’ Hill Country.
It wasn’t our first time to the Sunshine State, and likely it won’t be our last. With family in the damn near most southern point of the mainland, braving the freeways and paying automated license plate tolls is a future we hold with as much certainty as any. Years ago we flirted with the panhandle, […]
A slice of life in this massive swampland, from airboats to wildlife to humanity’s impact.
Eaten alive by mosquitos in America’s first National Park dedicated to preserving an eco-system rather than merely geologically impressive features.
Keyhopping and meteor showers.
Exploring the stunning natural beauty of GA’s state parks and national forests.
Returning to Asheville, North Carolina.
They tell me, it would have been bigger than Pittsburgh…