Disposing of Human Waste (Guest Post by Brent MacAloney)
This is a guest post by Brent MacAloney. You can visit his blog here: Brents Travels. He has traveled in a Prius for extended periods but is currently in a […]
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Waldport to Shore Acres State Park (Pacific Coast Trip ~ North to South)
November 8 – 12, 2017 Mostly in pictures… I traveled south from Waldport to Florence, where I met up with a friend I made when I worked in Florence back […]
Yellowstone National Park
October 18 – 20th, 2017 – Solo Winter Travels 2017/2018 ~ Part 3 Grand Teton National Park and Yellowstone National Park are basically one big park. They join together with […]
Wire Pass & Buckskin Gulch
April 15 & 16, 2017 In my previous post, I shared my trip and hike to Coyote Buttes South. After my hike into Coyote Buttes South, I allowed myself a […]
Vermillion Cliffs & A Hike in Cathedral Wash
April 11, 2017 As much as I love seeing untouched wilderness with no sign of man anywhere, I also get a thrill of excitement when I see an empty road […]
Walnut Canyon and a Rude Awakening
April 8-9, 2017 Not one to hurry across the miles (except on rare occasions) I took the lovely drive up Cottonwood Canyon north out of Sedona to Flagstaff and decided […]
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 […]
Impressions of Jerome, AZ
April 5, 2017 Jerome is a town in the Black Hills of Yavapai County in the State of Arizona. Founded in the late 19th century on Cleopatra Hill overlooking the […]
Art is for Sharing
I sometimes get asked why I feel the need to share my writings, photography and adventure stories on my blog. Some people believe those of us who share this kind […]
The Coronado Trail (Scenic Drive) & Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
March 18 – 20, 2017 On the eastern side of Arizona are the White Mountains and the Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. Much of this land is owned by the Apache Indian […]
A Nomad for Nature 