A Nomadic November (the rest of November 2015)
The likelihood of seeing a pronghorn standing in the middle of the road is almost zero at the best of times but if you’re on a major highway even less […]
Tag Archives: UTAH (UT)
A Stormy Start–(November 2-8, 2015)
I’m finally getting around to writing about my travels this past winter (the winter of 2015/2016), and I’ve had some wonderful experiences. I’ve been to some familiar places, but also […]
You Tube Video’s ~ 2014
Here are a few videos I have posted on my You Tube channel that pertain to my Nomadic lifestyle. I take a lot of pictures for my web site […]
Travels in the Summer of 2015
If you have read the ‘about’ section of this blog, you will know that I’m one of those people who work part of the year, and travel the rest. […]
A Sonnet for Everett Ruess ~ by Edward Abbey
You walked into the radiance of death through passageways of stillness, stone and light, gold coin of cottonwoods, the spangled shade, cascading song of canyon wrens, the flight of […]
Listening to Music in a Natural Amphitheater While Camping
Usually I don’t camp in campgrounds because they are expensive and noisy, but back in November 2015 I had an opportunity to stay in one overnight at no cost to […]
Life Elevated
Utah draws tourists with the words Visit Utah ~ Life Elevated and it seemed the appropriate title for this image I took in The San Raphael Swell, near Hanksville, Utah. […]
Golden Light in an Ancient Seabed
Buckskin Gulch is believed to be the longest slot canyon in the world. This incredible backpacking trip took two days, and overnight camping can only be attained with a permit. […]
Magical Mornings and Tea in Bed
Just for a moment, pretend you are me, and imagine this; You’re laying in bed in your car, all snuggled and warm inside your sleeping bag. Your subconscious mind becomes […]
Ancient Beauty and Modern Ugliness
In April of 2015 I drove down Buckhorn Wash, Utah, exploring along the way, until I reached the Buckhorn Wash Pictographs. This was not a place to visit and leave […]
A Nomad for Nature 