Never too old to travel!
This Earth Story is a tale told in orange as we celebrate the grandeur of the earth revealed in brownish, yellowish, orangey colors of America’s state and national parks. Orange is the happiest color. Frank Sinatra In the photo above, hikers make their way around the striated rocks of Zion National Park. And from our […]
Read More…If it’s “extras” you want when you visit Rocky Mountain National Park, set your GPS for The Stanley Hotel. A fabulous hotel in its own right, the stately Stanley (on the National Register of Historic Places) may give you the creeps or just the relaxing time of your life. And if you’re checking off the Top […]
Read More…It could be said, I suppose, that travel to any locale is endearing. And, to tell the truth, it is if you just love seeing something new. So on a recent trip to a friend’s ranch in Livermore, Colorado, with a group of women I’ve known since college days, I woke to watch the sky […]
Read More…It wasn’t what I would call intentional. Looking for zigzags, that is. But nature has a way of showing off in an exquisite setting like Rocky Mountain National Park, offering magnificent examples for the WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Zigzag. At the Alpine Visitor Center — zigzag fencing outside the front door directs your eyes to the […]
Read More…Adventures sometimes just happen. Unexpectedly even. And so it was on the last day of a trip to a friend’s ranch in Livermore, Colorado. My friend, the owner of the ranch and an ATV, said, Let’s take a ride, and in no time at all, I grabbed my camera and hopped in. We headed to Prairie […]
Read More…The second day of our New Mexico journey took us from the Casa Blanca Inn in Farmington to the town of Shiprock on the Navajo reservation where I conducted a workshop for teachers. (Click here for post on Casa Blanca Inn.) Wanting to combine work with pleasure, my husband and I booked the second of the Three Sister Inns […]
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