This Space Between ~ A Poem by Roxy Whalley
“The Blue Marble” photograph of Earth, taken from Apollo 17 ~ ~ ~ ~ THIS SPACE BETWEEN Limited to feet on soil, to air, no gills, between the […]
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If It Is My Time ~ A Poem by Roxy Whalley
If it is my time to reach my horizon, and learn what is on the other side, I am okay with that. If it is my time to leave […]
This Space Between ~ A Poem by Roxy Whalley
“The Blue Marble” photograph of Earth, taken from Apollo 17 ~ ~ ~ ~ THIS SPACE BETWEEN Limited to feet on soil, to air, no gills, between the […]
The Trail Ahead ~ A Poem by Roxy Whalley
My story is on the trail, I just don’t know the story yet. The trail doesn’t know it yet, but it is there, waiting, inevitable, unavoidable. The story waits […]
A Petrified Forest, Stormy Weather, InReach Explorer & Wolverine Loop Road (G.S.E.N.M.)
April 26 & 27, 2017 To watch my YouTube Video of this post, click here: Come and Explore With Me as I test out two P.L.B.’s Along Wolverine Loop Road. […]
A Collection of Sunsets from 2016
In celebration of 2016, I thought I’d share a few of my favorite sunsets with you. I had a hard time choosing but tried to offer some variety in my […]
March 2016-Part 3 ~ Pinnacles & Friends
This is the continuation of my travels in early 2016. It was time to leave The Owens Valley, and start heading east again. I decided to travel through Death […]
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 8 ~ Waylaid in Death Valley
The continuation of my travels in February 2016. These travels were an exploration of an area of the states I’d spent very little time in, with the intention of leaving […]
February 2016–Part 5 ~ Fraudulent Activity on my Debit Card
This is the continuation of my travels in February 2016 ~ I’m catching up…but now I’m on the road again (It’s November 2016), so I’d better get this done eh? […]
A Nomad for Nature 