Sedona, Arizona
Nature spoiled in Sedona, Arizona.
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.
Nature spoiled in Sedona, Arizona.
The Bus barely made it up the grade to Jerome…
Lyons, Colorado is somewhat of a dream for young parents with kids, as the town affords venues where mom or dad can have a drink or two while watching a band and the kiddos can play good fun games.
A week of living in a motorlodge tucked into the heart of Main Street, Lyons, Colorado will serve as our finale to these past few months of Colorado living, at least for this calendar year.
My short-lived time in Nederland, Colorado.
Summer perfect lakes and wintertime snow haven.
Back for stay #2 in our favorite small Texas town, Marathon.
Simply one of the greatest days of my life: Grand Canyons, shooting stars, camping and cookouts.
The old come to die in Arizona, and refuse to share with those of us still young enough to actually “enjoy” it.
A ’96 Dutchmen with a propensity to overheat combined with 113 degree temperatures over Las Vegas forced us to leave camp at the KOA Circus Circus at 4:30 this morning. We made it a good 90 miles, choosing to go around the hell that is trying to climb the Hoover Dam by heading south on […]
Television teaches you quite a bit about LA. Crazy superhero furries, completely plastic women and Hollywood execs in too expensive suits and cars make up the backbone of the region. Having driven past, but ne’er through the city, a moat of massive, multilane freeways separating the suburban sprawl from the city streets, and seeing the […]
Having embarked on a train voyage from fair Portland to the mountain village of Flagstaff, AZ — where I will spend nearly a week alone — we decided to take a solid day’s rest at LaQuinta Inn, Bakersfield, California. The summer has been squeezing record sweat out of Americans all across the lower 48, but […]
A week in Portland, OR. Beer festivals, river rafting, sushi and so much more.
Las Vegas during the day is stinky and wreaks of everything I can’t stand about modern America, but when the sun goes down and the lights come on I have to admit, it’s a pretty magical place.
Getting around in Denton without a car is not exactly a walk in the park.