The Science of Earth and Water Vortices–Sedona
April 6 – 7, 2017 The Science of Sedona’s Vortices If you’ve ever visited the beautiful town of Sedona, AZ, chances are you’ve been to at least one of the […]
Category Archives: SPECIAL TIMES
Six Months of Travel for Under $3,000 Including Food and Gas!
This is the final post about my travels during the winter of 2015/2016. If you have been following my posts, you’ll know about all the places I traveled between November […]
March 2016-Part 8 ~ The Wave
This is the continuation of my travels during the winter of 2015/2016…I’ve almost come full-circle now, and am on my way back to Colorado for the summer. Hover over the […]
Feb 2016–Part 9 ~ Rare Super Bloom at Death Valley
Death Valley, straddling California and Nevada, blooms a little every spring. But when conditions are right, including well-spaced rainfall and low winds, the desert becomes carpeted with wildflowers. This year […]
Feb 2016-Part 7 ~ A Nomadic Valentines Day Sunset (Anza Borrego to Joshua Tree)
If you would prefer to see this as a video (with a recording I made that night) click here: https://youtu.be/r-vtuku6luk In this post I continue my travels in February 2016. […]
Journal ~ Camping Alone ~ May 4th 1997
In 1996 I left Indiana and my (then) abusive husband, and found a new place to call home in the mountains of Colorado. It was October when I […]
Jan 2016 ~ Part 3 ~ The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous
I arrived at The Rubber Tramp Rendezvous on the afternoon of January 9, and didn’t really have any idea what to expect because I hadn’t done any research on […]
Lucky To Have So Much
I’ve been looking through some old journals and here is something I wrote back in 1997 when I camped in a tent for five-months on my own. In October […]
A Room at the Inn (A Special Birthday in Hanksville, UT)
December 2012 Above ~ The San Raphael Reef (or Swell) ~ Click on the picture to view larger It was December 10, 2012, the day before my birthday. I’d […]
Under the Stars and Grappel on My Face
It was November 2013 and (just for the heck of it) I decided to sleep by my camp fire on the ground with just a ground cloth and my Thermarest […]
A Nomad for Nature 