Cries For The Wilderness
Mount Baker, WA. Photo by Roxy. It’s January 2007, and the snows, floods, and winds that enveloped, soaked, and crushed so many lives in Washington state over the past few […]
Tag Archives: mountains
Happy Mother’s Day
Happy Mother’s Day ~ Please feel free to copy any of these images and share them with your loved ones in any form you choose ~ All images are by […]
How I Slept in my Subaru Outback (My home from 2010-2012?)
Written in August 2012, for my (then) blog, A Free-Spirited Woman. Some of you may be wondering how I go about sleeping in my car. Above: In 2010 I replaced […]
A Supermoon Setting at Sunrise on the Sierra Nevada Mountains, CA
I’ve told many people about this incredible experience, but they seem unable to comprehend or imagine the beauty of this moment, so here I attempt to share it with you. […]
The Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest, and the Methuselah Trail
On December 2, 2017, I drove up to the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest in the White Mountains, from Big Pine, CA. The drive goes up a winding mountain road with […]
Stunning Vistas and Mountain Views from The Owens Valley
November 27 – December 2, 2017 Some of my regular followers might recognize these mountains because I visited here in the spring of 2016. It was very different in the […]
Soaking in Hot Springs On Top of a Caldera
November 23 (Thanksgiving) – 26, 2017. After visiting Mono Lake and Panum Crater, I next visited Mammoth Lakes. I decided to visit the town when I got a message on […]
Mono Lake & Panum Crater
If the names of these places sound familiar to some of my long-time followers, it’s because I was there in the spring of 2016. I visited Panum Crater in the […]
Susanville to Mono Lake, CA ~ Highway 395
November 19 – 22, 2017 After spending the night at the Susanville Walmart, I picked up Highway 395 south, which travels down the eastern side of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, […]
Lucky to be Living Outdoors–The Good Times
I’m going through some old posts, and I thought this was lovely enough to share again. Keep in mind that when I wrote this, I think I was living in […]
A Nomad for Nature 