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In all my work/travels, one thing seemed the same no matter where or in what kind of dwelling a personContinue Reading
Many years ago, two magazines opened my mind to outdoor adventures and set me on a path that I’ve beenContinue Reading
Yes, Yosemite Valley gets crowded. No, I’m not going to write a diatribe about it, or propose solutions. You canContinue Reading
With all the rain we got this year, Mildred Falls is pumping. I saw it 2 years ago, but thisContinue Reading
I got off the shuttle at Sotcher Lake, taking the trail to the “far” side and around, enjoying the morningContinue Reading
Every year, the flowers pop back up from underground, but some years the sun shines just so … and itContinue Reading
It’s that time of year here in the far reaches of the Colorado Desert: yucca flowering season. The creamy petalsContinue Reading
A guy on a bike said to others on their bikes: if you climb up on that boulder over there,Continue Reading
It makes sense why mountain lions are the color they are, doesn’t it? It’s big, endless, wide open and sometimesContinue Reading
A short little piece I wrote a while back on San Diego’s new Bikeway Village is now in Bicycle Times’Continue Reading
We went for a little walk the other evening, turning left for the first time and “discovering” a new sideContinue Reading
Looking for a place to hike while in San Diego? Check out the Crestridge Ecological Reserve in nearby El Cajon.Continue Reading
Winter blues? Life not treating you well? That feeling of needing something but not sure what it is? Noticing thatContinue Reading
Walking Oaxaca, street art always provides mind-bending fuel for the day:
We finished work, packed some sandwiches, and made way to the desert for wildflower season and sunset. A lot ofContinue Reading