Category: Photography
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Journey Continues – UT, WY, SD
Last summer I journeyed west. This continues the trip. At the corner of Colorado and Utah is Dinosaur National Monument. Having seen the bones in New York City (American Museum of Natural History) and Pittsburgh (Carnegie Museum) it was interesting to see where they came from. The landscape pricks the imagination of life long ago.…
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New Mexico 2022
In the fall of 2019 I entered New Mexico. I planned to winter in a warmer climate and return in April 2020. The pandemic had other plans for me. I was determined to return and finally came back in April of 2022.
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New England Summer
I live in a van and have no air conditioning so I headed north for the summer. The the mountains of New Hampshire and Vermont and the coast of Maine were just the ticket.
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Florida’s Fauna
Living outdoors I get to see so much nature and it is always exciting to see other living creatures of the non-human variety. These photos are only a few of many creatures in my Florida photo collection.
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Florida
When people ask me what I miss most living on the road, I often smile and say “broadband”. Before Covid 19 arrived, I would often find myself at a local library or coffee shop. Now we are limited to lurking outside hoping to pick up a wifi signal, masking ourselves from others. Winter came and…
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Tidewater and Beach, North Carolina
After the summer in North Carolina’s Appalachian Mountains, I headed east to enjoy the Salt Life.
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Appalachia North Carolina
Summer plans were affected by the Covid19 Virus. I had planned a nice S curve following the Blue Ridge Parkway that turned into more of a zig-zag. Campgrounds that I reserved never opened and the ones that did were packed. Kids and bears were abundant.
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Arizona Encore
With pandemic-closed campgrounds, I returned to Arizona where there were places to “dry camp” or “disperse” camp. This means finding places on Bureau of Land Management land or National Forests. I was out of my comfort zone driving down forest service roads looking for places to pull off, but that can also be called “adventure”!…
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Lake Mead and Death Valley
I went into Death Valley when the virus had just been making news. When I returned to “civilization” the world had turned upside down. For someone who lives in a van full time, closing the campgrounds made the “stay at home” order difficult. Nevertheless, I managed to get some photos of some hikes around Lake…
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