
We’re finally emerging from the physical and mental cavern that is winter. In Portugal, winter is the rainy season. For two months, our whole world sits under a somber gray blanket of rain. Our sleep at night is disturbed by…
We’re finally emerging from the physical and mental cavern that is winter. In Portugal, winter is the rainy season. For two months, our whole world sits under a somber gray blanket of rain. Our sleep at night is disturbed by…
On the road to Sante Fe. Objective – to get as close as we can and snag a hotel room so that we can begin to see Sante Fe in the morning. Great highways (Rte 40 is a trucking route)…
Since there was no lodging in Page or Cameron, we head directly to Williams (AZ) so we are positioned for our train ride to the Grand Canyon. Great highway travel again, passing cars at 95mph. Diverse mountain formations to the…
What a rigorous in the car day! We left Cortez toward Monument Valley. Toured Goulding Trading Post then entered the Navajo Nation Park ($20 for up to 4). We then took the dirt road to the left for our 15…
The tour was exhilarating! I was nervous about my ability to climb the ladders and live up to any rigors of the caves. Of course I could do it all and I felt the love within the space directed specifically at…
Here it is the fourth entry into this blog and we’ve already gone three weeks without a post. We were distracted… Where we’ve been all this time is a long-planned driving tour of the Southwest, covering an estimated 2000 miles…
Driving the scenic highway, US 36/Trail Ridge Road through Rocky Mountain National Park in Colorado, restrain yourself from stopping at the first few scenic overlooks. Do one or two of them, but don’t dawdle going up the mountain. The reason is that the…