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Tag: outdoors
Rising Waters
Less than a year ago, many of the front range towns of northern Colorado found themselves under water. Continue reading “Rising Waters”
Fushimi Inari-taisha – We Are All the Same
Visiting the Fushimi Inari-taisha was on the top of my must-see list in Kyoto. Continue reading “Fushimi Inari-taisha – We Are All the Same”
Preferring Tradition in Tokyo
The chorus of the Cee Lo Green song “Bright Lights Bigger City” was on repeat in my head as our bus carried us into Tokyo for the first time. Continue reading “Preferring Tradition in Tokyo”
The Japan Trip
Well single reader, after three weeks in Japan, I’m back at my home base tucked high in the Colorado Rockies. Continue reading “The Japan Trip”
Balcony House by Moonlight
Of course the entire interpretive staff at Mesa Verde National Park was thrilled to be called back to work on October 17th – but maybe even a little more excited than we may have been otherwise. Continue reading “Balcony House by Moonlight”
Furloughed
Day 5 of the government shutdown started just the same as the other 4: absolutely, 100% beautiful. Continue reading “Furloughed”
Falling in Love with Silverton and the San Juans
The following post is a joint venture between Kaitlyn at Ranger Kaiti May and myself. While I wrote the blog, Kaitlyn took all the photos posted here. To see more of her work, please visit her blog or her professional photography website. You can read her version of the story here.
This past Sunday at Mesa Verde was a doozy. Continue reading “Falling in Love with Silverton and the San Juans”
Climbing the Great Sand Dunes of the San Luis Valley, Colorado
Driving through the San Luis Valley at night can be a disorienting experience. Continue reading “Climbing the Great Sand Dunes of the San Luis Valley, Colorado”
Descending Into the Black Canyon of the Gunnison
The impenetrable Black Canyon – that’s how the park film describes it. Continue reading “Descending Into the Black Canyon of the Gunnison”









