After dusting off our cowboy hats, boots, and shotguns (haha), we headed East finally to New Mexico. We spent a…
White Sands: Where Nature and History Collide
After dusting off our cowboy hats, boots, and shotguns (haha), we headed East finally to New Mexico. We spent a good six hours traveling I 10, a most familiar interstate […]
Read MoreTombstone: The Town Too Tough to Die
There are places you visit that are easily forgotten, if not for a few pictures you may have taken. Then there are places that will forever be etched in your […]
Read MoreRed Rocks Rule: Finding Refuge in Sedona, Arizona
Sedona, Arizona, is a special kind of town, situated in the high desert with towering mountains and famous red rock formations, it’s a retreat from the ordinary and exudes an […]
Read MoreA Tale of Two Rims: Discovering the Grand Canyon’s Quieter Side
Gary and I have been to the Grand Canyon numerous times over the years, as have millions of visitors from all over the world. It is one of the 7 […]
Read MoreRun, Forrest, Run: Monument Valley, Lake Powell, and the Wonders of Page
The trip from Moab to Page, Arizona takes about five hours, not including scenic stops along the way. Traveling along south on US 191 and then onto US 160 west, […]
Read MoreMoab in a Mighty Jeep: Thrills, Solitude, and Spectacular Views
We recently got a new Jeep Rubicon with the specific intention of coming here to Moab this summer. Our beautiful new Jeep came with many techie features for off-roading, and […]
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