Come For a Walk On the Tundra With Me in Rocky Mountain National Park
Click the image above to be whisked away to one of my latest videos. Here are a few shots for those of you who can’t watch the video. These images […]
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Is Google Maps Contributing to the Demise of Our Wilderness? Musings On the Digital Map, and Look at the Play of Light in These Images…
March 11 – 19, 2018 Is Google Maps Contributing to the Demise of Our Wilderness? and Musings On the Digital Map I have been asked by many people to share […]
Sedona/Cottonwood Camping Disaster, The Sound of Guns and Driving to Page AZ – Pictures Galore!
February 28 – March 11, 2018 After leaving Tonto National Forest, I drove north on Hwy 260 towards Payson, AZ, and camped at Flowing Springs just north of Payson. That […]
July 4 Lightning Show
CLICK THIS ABOVE IMAGE TO WATCH THE SHOW! Below are some thumbnails I extracted from a video I took of the lightning storm that I watched from my camp on […]
Down by the Riverside
Since I left Colorado back in October, I’d done a lot of traveling, and now it was time for a few lazy days. I had come down to this part […]
Down to the Redwoods of California (Oregon Coast Trip ~ North to South)
November 11 – 16, 2017 Mostly just pictures for you to enjoy… From Shore Acres State Park I continue south. I spent a night at Bastendorf Beach, which some had […]
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 […]
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 […]
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. […]
A Nomad for Nature 