Sneak Peak at our Lassen Volcanic National Park Hikes
Just a little teaser for my next two posts, which will chronicle our wanderings through Lassen Volcanic National Park. Continue reading Sneak Peak at our Lassen Volcanic National Park Hikes
35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Canyonlands National Park
Rain over Canyonlands
Utah
July 2016 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Canyonlands National Park
Beyond the Beach: 12 Reasons to Visit St. Pete, Florida
Millions of tourists flock to the beautiful beaches of the St. Petersburg area each year. Yet by dedicating all of their time to the Gulf Coast shore, many miss out on really experiencing one of the most vibrant cities in the U.S. With that in mind, I present to you twelve more reasons to visit St. Pete. Continue reading Beyond the Beach: 12 Reasons to Visit St. Pete, Florida
A Camper’s Guide to Fort De Soto Park
Fort De Soto Park is a Florida camper’s dream. In addition to the lush, private campsites and the hundred activities you can enjoy at this beautiful beachfront park, the campground location is awesome. In minutes you can be in downtown St. Pete and the Gulf beaches.
This is one of my favorite campgrounds in the country. Read on to find out why. Continue reading A Camper’s Guide to Fort De Soto Park
St. Pete and Dunedin, Florida: Toasting Clark Mills – Father of the Optimist Pram Sailboat
Little did we know that a couple of planned stops in the St. Pete metro area would evolve into a celebration of a man whom I never knew… A man whose contributions to the sailing world cannot be understated. Two days after our arrival on the Pinellas Peninsula, we will come to believe that kismet that led us this particular place, on this particular weekend. Continue reading St. Pete and Dunedin, Florida: Toasting Clark Mills – Father of the Optimist Pram Sailboat
35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Idyllic Fruita in Capitol Reef National Park
In the Orchard
Capitol Reef National Park, Utah
August 2016 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Idyllic Fruita in Capitol Reef National Park
35mm Film Photography: Galisteo, New Mexico
Wandering the blue highways of New Mexico, I side trip from the Turquoise Trail to Galisteo. The rain puts a damper on my photo walk, so it’s a spot I’d like to revisit sometime to photograph the pueblo ruins and shells of old houses in the tiny town. Continue reading 35mm Film Photography: Galisteo, New Mexico
Northwest Arkansas (Part 3): Seven reasons to visit the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
The Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art has been on my vacation wish-list from the moment I first read about its opening in 2011. Far more than just an important collection of American Art, the Moshe Safdie-designed building and 120-acre woodland park surrounding the site are almost as spectacular as the museum’s contents. Here are seven reasons you should plan a trip to Crystal Bridges Museum. Continue reading Northwest Arkansas (Part 3): Seven reasons to visit the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
Northwest Arkansas (Part 2): Big fun in Bentonville
Bentonville, Arkansas may be best known as the home of Walmart and for its booming job market. However it is the Crystal Bridges Museum, bike paths, bustling downtown, brews, and burgeoning foodie scene that make it such an interesting place to visit.
Bentonville will appeal to the bourgie traveler and dirtbagger alike. There really is something for everyone here. When our trip came to an end, I really didn’t want to leave this cool southern city. Continue reading Northwest Arkansas (Part 2): Big fun in Bentonville
Westward We Wander 
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