Tag Archive: road trip

Mar

“It is in stillness that we save and transform the world.” -Eckhart Tolle

Endless California Summer

A quick break from all of the travel for a lil’ California Love. “The trouble with moving around and falling in love with new places is that you leave a piece of your… Continue reading

Between the Jerk Stand & the Jerk Stand

When we arrived in Port Antonio darkness surrounded us. There were few street signs let alone street lights on our journey across the island, and we took countless wrong turns. Luckily Jamaica is… Continue reading

Bahia Backroads

I just couldn’t leave Brazil without returning to Bahia one last time to get a dose of deep jungle, rugged coastline, exotic fruits, hot, humid air and good vibes. This time I had… Continue reading

The Open Road

On the road again, doesn’t matter the destination. The pure sense of freedom the open road brings makes the past and future insignificant and living in the present pure bliss. With so much… Continue reading

Where one adventure ends, another begins.

We left the Salton Sea with a residue of eeriness permeating our thoughts. It was a contemplative drive to San Diego, and the closer we came to the seaside city the more excitement… Continue reading

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

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

There are no zebras in Texas

"They said they’d be back in 10"

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

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