I have always loved ships. I don’t really have much experience with them, living in a landlocked state (and being prone to seasickness), but I have always loved them just …
Every year in January, Pete has a work conference somewhere around the country, and good wife that I am, I totally invite myself along for the adventure. This year we …
It was dark when we arrived, but we were excited and eager to explore. Since the half moon reflected off the snow provided enough light to see by, we decided …
A weathered old staircase zigs and zags up among the massive, ancient trees. In the gloom below the hemlocks and cedars, a dense, richly green undergrowth rises up around the …
For the next leg of our journey, we crossed over into Alberta to explore the world-famous Banff National Park. Now I must warn anybody reading this post, ours was not …
Our next day was a four day stay in the resort area of Fairmont Hot Springs (not to be confused with the Montanan Fairmont Hot Springs; for more on that …
Our first stop on our week and a half long Canadian adventure was a two night stay in Kimberley, British Columbia. Kimberley began its life as a mining town–just like …
Hello to my few but faithful readers!! I know, as a blogger, I have been the absolute worst. I’ve hardly posted a thing all summer. But I think I have …
My goodness! It’s been a busy summer so far. Lots of traveling and other projects. But now I have a little time to work on writing about all my various …
