Tioga Road–Top Of The World
No trip to Yosemite National Park would be complete without exploring Tioga Road as it winds up through the higher elevations, eventually exiting…
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RV Project One: Chassis Cross Bracing
2021 Update on our Travel Supreme Cross Bracing post I continue to be amazed at how many folks are affected by the dreaded…
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Hiking the Lewis Creek National Recreation Trail
We left the warmth of Southern California for the Sierra Nevadas for a few reasons, one of them being hiking and general carousing…
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Kern River Campground
After a last minute trip to Louisiana for a family emergency, we’re finally back to some semblance of normalcy. Morning Mist We discovered…
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California Dreaming
I’ve had a couple people mention that they have no idea where we’re currently at or where we’re headed, and that’s entirely our…
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The Final Countdown
It’s been radio silence here for about a month now, and for good reason. Between Colette’s Chicago girls weekend, a Nashville party weekend,…
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Lost Lake Found Again
In case you were wondering, thanks to us Lost Lake is no longer lost. Well I’m not exactly sure that it was ever…
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A Poem for you, our readers
Every time we go for a hike, I rave about how much I love my New Balance 479 hiker/trail runner shoes and how…
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Weekend in Allenspark
Another great Colorado weekend, this time my Mom flew in to spend a four-day weekend with us at a great little cabin up…
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The mountain was out today
Seattle locals have a saying when it’s not foggy – the mountain is out today, referring to Mount Rainier being visible in the…
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Mount Rainier National Park
Since we were already in Seattle, we took a day trip down to Mount Rainier National Park. We went in the Mowich Lake…
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Michigan Weekend
Some holiday weekends are spent in the mountains or on the water. And apparently some are spent in church. Not my first pick…
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Rocky Mountain National Park
Where do you even start? The enormity of the Rocky Mountain National Park is not something that any writer, no matter how clever,…
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Dinosaur Ridge, Morrison, Colorado
Dinosaur Ridge is a public attraction with tracks of dinosaurs that were discovered while road crews were building the original road to Red…
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Visiting Peter in Turkey Creek, Colorado
After a morning spent doing a final cleaning on the house that we were sitting in Coal Creek Canyon, we were at a…
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Munich Madness
On our final full day, we decided to spend the day in Munich like good tourists. Colette would provide the oohs and aahs…
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Making life simple, one Kindle at a time
I have a few faithful electronic companions – my smartphone, my laptop, my camera, and my Kindle. The first three of these take…
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Are we there yet?
MSNBC.com posted a great article today on a family travelling the world by car, and an old car at that. Very interesting read…
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