As I drove Highway 87, the diagonal highway from Amarillo, TX to Raton, NM it truly defined "wide open spaces"...and I grew up in South Dakota! What I didn't expect to see were hundreds of antelope, and they weren't like the ones I've seen in other parts of the countr...
Fred and I decided to take a vacation to San Antonio. We stayed on the Riverwalk in downtown, because why wouldn't you? It is so charming with many restaurants and bars to satisfy any foodies appetite; not to mention the...
Just wanted to let everyone know that I have a new domain name and have applied it to this website and will be applying it to my Instagram account. Thanks for following!
Christmas Day we left Taos, NM and decided to visit one of the newer National Monuments on our way home.
As you're driving north on the highway out of Taos one notices that there are mountain ranges on either side of the high valley floor (7,000 ft.) where...
This would have been a photographer's happy place but the lighting this day was terrible. So my apologies, but perhaps that will inspire you to go check it out for yourself.
Almost 2,000 years ago El Morro was an established Puebloan site. They carved into the sandsto...
I was so honored to be joined by Karen Harriman and Anna Suter the last night camping. They were with us when Anna finished her mortal life here and they were with me when I finished this campaign. Words fail to express my gratitude to them.
I was so honored to be joined by Mary & George Lineham and two of their sons at Black Canyon of the Gunnison! George works with Fred and they have been so supportive of the campaign. Thanks so much guys for joining us!
Grand Junction and Fruita were encompassed in smoke, not only from California and Durango but from their own fires burning on the nearby Book Cliffs at the edge of town. It was terrible! I have never been in smoke that bad before.
