The Abandoned City
The Salton Sea – One word comes to mind: eerie I had heard that this was a visually interesting place to visit while I was attending photography school and have since wanted to… Continue reading
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Left in the Dust
Old roadside infrastructure left to the dust.
Joshua Tree
This National Park rivals the White Sands as far as awe-inspiring landscapes go. Joshua Tree may very well be my favorite place to camp out of all the parks I’ve camped at growing… Continue reading
Little pieces of Americana
After leaving the Grand Canyon, in desperate search of some body of water to refresh ourselves in, we turned to our loyal friend Road Atlas for help. The next major destination on our… Continue reading
The Grandest Canyon
Hiking downhill for 2 miles means you have to hike uphill for an eternity! Perhaps I’m exaggerating just a tad, but really, the hike back up the canyon was intense; the views were… Continue reading
Are we there yet?
Drive by landscapes taken on the way to the South Rim entrance of the Grand Canyon, AZ.
The Road Through Navajo Nation
The drive North to Albuquerque seemed to take an eternity. The speed limit off the highway was slow as can be; we were worn out from dune jumping and parading around like children… Continue reading
White Sand
Feeling rejuvenated after our lovely hike through Devil’s Haul in the Guadalupe Mountains, we sat in the truck, road atlas in lap, contemplating “what next?” Everyone we ran into insisted we visit the… Continue reading
Guadalupe Mountains
After three days of driving through Texas we finally arrived at the Guadalupe Mountain range on the border of New Mexico. Up until this point we had been sleeping only in the back… Continue reading
Texas in Spring
Stop and basque in the sprawling fields of wildflowers, jump in the cool and refreshing river, explore abandoned buildings and enjoy the open road in search of nothing but exciting experiences, new landscapes… Continue reading
Back-roadin’ along the bayou
Some of my favorite driving was done along the Bayou in Mississippi. We succeeded in drifting far enough away from the main highways and wandered through the curving, narrow roads that lined the… Continue reading
The Gulf Coast
From sunrise to sunset Oh lovely ocean! It has only been a week since I have swam in your waters but I feel as if it’s been an eternity… I don’t think I… Continue reading
Disappearing intricacies of a culture
The Blue Ridge Parkway: Beautiful mountain ranges; winding roads; broccoli- looking trees; rapid change in elevation makes you feel as if you are changing seasons in minutes; a quick picnic overlooking a valley… Continue reading
Truckland
After a lovely breakfast of eggs, bagels and tea we hit the road headed for the Smokey Mountains. The first part of our drive was beautiful; we drove through small side roads surrounded… Continue reading
