Thoughts on seventeen days away
We just returend from seventeen days away in Texas going to Hueco Tanks, Big Bend National Park, and Davis Mountain State Park. Some initial thoughts. Read More …
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We just returend from seventeen days away in Texas going to Hueco Tanks, Big Bend National Park, and Davis Mountain State Park. Some initial thoughts. Read More …
A quick overnight trip that featured beautiful light, stunning scenery, archeological wonders, and solitude. What’s not to like? Read More …
Thanksgiving on the Oregon Coast with Joan’s family. Read More …
Hiking to a Chacoan Great House, seeing interesting canyons, and following an ancient road. Read More …
Joan and I took a friend on a loop in the canyons, where we saw some places we’d seen before and places new to us. Always a memorable time in canyon country. Read More …
We volunteered at a local race, cheered on a friend, and camped two nights in archeological memorable areas. Read More …
A quick trip to Fremont Indian State Park and Museum as I joined Joan for her training weekend. Read More …
Three days on the Hayduke Trail through the Needles District of Canyonlands. Read More …
A rainy weekend, and the muddy roads up a steep area, means we changed our plans to some enjoyable local hikes. Read More …
Hosting another friend means we have another chance to take in some local favorites and some nearby places off the beaten path. Read More …
A few days solo in the South San Juan Mountains of Colorado. Read More …
Some time in the La Sals for Joan’s birthday. Read More …
A weekend of looking at the Old Spanish Trail with a BLMarchaeologist and then we went further afield. Read More …
Four days down the Colorado River. Read More …
Some mellow camping and hiking with Holly and Dan in Huntington Canyon. Read More …
Joan and I went backpacking and camping on Boulder Mountain outside of Capitol Reef. Read More …
A weekend camping at Fishlake and taking in the Pando. Read More …
More San Juan fun during August, “The Sunday of Summer.” Read More …