or "A Princess Goes Camping"
Sitting in our front yard (for this week) tonight listening to the Gallatin River churn over boulders, there was a parade of Americana passing by. Across the way, there was a gentleman grilling dinner while talking...
The rig had been in storage for two months. Seemed a lot longer. I needed to pick up couple of pieces of iron work from John Bennet that we had commissioned. And finally, we wanted to...
After leaving the Yellowstone area, it took about thirty minutes for me to acknowledge that I had no idea where we were driving to or which direction we may want to head. Sometimes this “I don’t...
With some encouragement I shot a few photographs of the desert in south Texas that are a little different than the photos I usually take. I have been following a blog written by Andrew Slaton for...
We left Minnesota to start the trek west. I like to keep the mileage to around 300 miles or less in a day so that we have time for a leisurely dinner. It used to be...
Kettle Creek State Park in in Pennsylvania is the kind of place you can’t get to from here. Which is one of the reasons that make it a great place to explore. ( https://pennsylvaniastateparks.reserveamerica.com/camping/kettle-creek-state-park/r/campgroundDetails.do?contractCode=PA&parkId=880112 ) For...
We are on the road heading west to see our son in Colorado. Have made the run from the Illinois to Denver more times than I can remember. First run was in 1969 with my parents. ...
The first day of spring looked a lot like the last day winter. Yesterday’s rain turned to ice overnight. The weather report calls for sun today but right now the clouds are heavy and low, duck...
Spent the last day of winter driving nine hours, mostly through rain hoping to find Sandhill cranes at the end. My friend, Jimmie, actually did the driving. I was in charge of navigation. Wasn’t too...
