August in the Mountains of Colorado
For this post, I’m simply going to share a few shots from the month of August. Sadly I didn’t get in very many hikes during the summer of 2017, partly […]
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Oh To Be An Elk
(This little poem was written just for fun, but oh so true, at least in Estes Park, CO). Picture by Roxy Whalley ~ Available to purchase at http://www.TranquilLightPhotography.com/– Just […]
Hanksville, Glen Canyon & Moki Dugway
November 28 & 29, 2016 After spending about 10-days in Moab, I got an itch to move on. It was November 29, 2017. Winter was fast approaching, the odd winter […]
Lost At Dusk in Rocky Mountain National Park
This is a true account of a hike that went very wrong for a young lady who was not prepared for the trail less travelled ~ Published in the Estes […]
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 […]
April 2016 ~ Returning to Colorado…Slowly
This is the continuation of my travels in the winter of 2015/2016, and they are slowly drawing to a close. After visiting The Wave, my new friends and I decided […]
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 10 ~ Alabama Hills, CA
This is the continuation of my travels in early 2016. After leaving behind the super bloom in Death Valley, I drove west, and found myself confronted with a wall of […]
Fall in the Colorado Rockies
It’s fall in the Colorado Rockies, and the aspens have turned gold. Heavy clouds gather over Rocky Mountain National Park, and when they lift, we are treated to the sight […]
Hayden Valley Sunrise–Yellowstone National Park by Roxy Whalley
The alarm went off around 4:00 am, and outside the rain slashed against the windows of the park service housing I was staying in while visiting a ranger friend. It […]
A Nomad for Nature 