A tale of two towns……..
My last installment left us pulling into Brown County State Park in Indiana. This park, like Turkey Run, was also showing signs of things to come. The place has over 600 campsites with only three or...
Category: Campsites
Parke County Revisited
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...
Breaking In the New ORV
A couple of weeks ago while in Colorado The Princess and I traded in our travel trailer for one more suited to the undeveloped Forest Service land we enjoy. Usually the best sites are at the...
Leadville, CO / Fall Aspen
Took another drive out to Leadville, CO this fall. My second stop there this year. The primary reason for visiting again was to photograph the Aspens in their fall colors. Defying my usual luck, I arrived...
Lewis & Clark Slept Here, Almost
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...
Yellowstome NP, a lifetime of memories
We stayed outside the Park in a commercial campground for a few expensive days because our first choice did not work out well. Our preference is to find a Forest Service campground or, better yet, a...
Green Mountain Lakes or “I saw it right off”
Back when my daughter was maybe ten, I tried to get back into the Wind River mountain range on horseback. We had paid a horse packer to haul our stuff up the mountain and drop us...
Family Camping
The western adventure of 2019 has begun. We pulled the rig through Colorado Springs to find a boondocking site outside of Buena Vista. For the novice camper, “boondocking” means to camp in a remote spot with...
After two days in the Desert Sun my skin turned red or I never did find that horse…
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...
Lynette Loves Johnny or Wonder why it’s called the Red River
Late last year I was scheduled to attend a photography workshop in Big Bend National Park but had to pass at the last minute. Totally unexpected on my part the workshop leader offered to let me...
