Our first two nights in Washington were fairly uneventful — unless you count the relentless rain that soaked our muddy KOA campground. We were parked on the border of Idaho and Washington, […]
Read MoreGlacier National Park:Wild Beauty, Quiet Lessons
There’s a sign on the edge of the road that asks, “What is wilderness? Can you drive to wilderness, or must it be miles from a modern road?” Glacier National Park seems […]
Read MoreGlacier, the Tetons, and a Question Worth Asking
What’s more satisfying — having a high expectation met gloriously, or encountering something unexpected that turns out to be amazing? Just one of the deep thoughts I’ve been pondering while sitting here […]
Read MoreA Place for Deer to Rest (Deer Lodge, MO)
So there’s a town in Montana called Deer Lodge, and we chose the KOA Campground there for a one-night stop. Nestled seemingly in the middle of nowhere, this town surprised us — it’s […]
Read MoreIdaho Arrivals and Forgotten Letters
Leaving Wyoming on Route 22, you’re immediately ushered up into the Teton Mountains, climbing higher and higher, feeling the RV strain as it pulls its weight uphill while cars line up impatiently behind, looking […]
Read MoreStarry Starry Night, Paint Your Palette Blue And Grey
So we saw this last night. Amazing. Breathtaking. Spectacular. Me, at a loss for words — go figure. We took the Jeep out around 11 p.m., tops off, camera balanced on the roof, […]
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