Who knew that subterranean caves and oil fields had so much in common? I sure didn’t. I also didn’t realize…
Big Bend and the end (for now)
What Marfa, Texas couldn’t deliver in terms of optimal viewing and dark night skies, Big Bend National Park did! Even though we had lived for six years in Texas, we […]
Read MoreCarlsbad Caverns and the Permian Basin
Who knew that subterranean caves and oil fields had so much in common? I sure didn’t. I also didn’t realize that Carlsbad, New Mexico was geographically part of the Permian […]
Read MoreMore Alike Than Different
Traveling in an RV for seven weeks affords one with the opportunity to contemplate a lot of big ideas. I often experience moments of quiet and silence either while we […]
Read MoreWhite 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 […]
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