In early June, Carol and I headed over to Houston's Hobby airport on a sunny, hot, and humid morning.  She had a one-way flight back to ...

On the morning I was to leave Bryce at the end of September, I did my usual inspection of the RV to make sure it was road-worthy after being...

My final month at Bryce Canyon National Park (September) was a flurry of new job experiences and a wild ride of unpredictable weather as wel...

As the calendar flipped into September, I suddenly realized that I only had a few weeks in southern Utah...and I'd not yet visited any o...

Attendance at national parks for its 2016 centennial year is up and well on-track to break last year's record of over 307 million (Updat...

Each ranger at Bryce Canyon National Park has their own slightly different rankings of hiking recommendations to offer visitors when they ap...

Working the Visitor Center at Bryce Canyon National Park was far different than at Bosque del Apache NWR.  At Bosque, I'd interact with ...

My first two weeks at Bryce Canyon National Park in late July were filled with activity.  From learning my new job (as a volunteer interpre...

Continuing my westward July travels, after a couple more "Camp Wally" overnight stops at the Scottsbluff, NE and Laramie, WY Wal-M...

It’s now been over a month since I completed my first visit to Zion National Park.  It feels almost a whole other world away now as Millie a...

I spent 2 weeks at Zion National Park last month and got to meet up with a group of RV blogger-hikers who led me to some pretty incredible p...

A few readers recently suggested that I should create a wall calendar of my landscape photography for 2015.  I’m totally inexperienced at th...

While I wished I could stay longer to explore more of Bryce Canyon National Park, the weather forecast was to plunge into high winds and a d...

After seeing Bryce Canyon National Park from the rim at sunset, I was determined to get down into the canyon for a hike the following aftern...

While it was lovely to see the two National Parks in Moab again (Arches and Canyonlands), the true excitement about planning this year’s vis...

Moab graced us with a final glorious sunrise as Suzanne and I prepared to pack up our Winnies and head off to separate canyons. Suzanne wa...

Looking at Canyonlands National Park’s Island of the Sky District from the mesa-top is a breathtaking and frustrating experience all at the ...

Moab is home to some of the most radical and difficult 4-wheel-drive Jeep trails in the U.S.  With trail names such as Cliff Hanger, Hell’s ...

Suzanne and I are giddy with excitement as we stand alone in a small parking lot at Arches National Park.  We hold in our hands a golden ti...

After our weekend in paradise , Millie and I had some social engagements to get to back in Moab.  Our friend Suzanne was coming to see the ...