Tombstone Arizona
I was eager to see historic Tombstone Arizona, iconic town of the wild west. It’s about a three hour drive south from Phoenix, close to the Mexican border. It was one of the last wide-open...
New York City
We both first went to New York City in the 1970's when it was wild and dangerous. I've been there several times since and have witnessed the changes over the years. Now it is...
Carmel California
Carmel
Carmel-by-the-Sea is a small beach city on California's Monterey Peninsula. It is a 15-minute drive south from Monterey. Carmel is known for the museums and library of the historic Carmel Mission, and the fairytale...
Dallas Texas
I never thought I would end up going to Dallas, but I'm glad I did. After visiting Austin in 2016, we both really liked the vibe and wanted to see more of Texas. On...
Clarksdale Mississippi
Visit Mississippi for a taste of the Blues! As the sign states, it is the birthplace of America's music. Mississippi, the Magnolia state, has also been a defining force in the world of pottery, most...
California Pioneer Trail
This trip stemmed from my fasciation of the pioneers that traveled to California and their arduous journey to attain a better life. It was the early pioneers in the 1840's that blazed the trail...
Detroit Michigan
Detroit, Motor City, is alive and well, at least when it comes to tourism. Downtown is hopping on the weekend. It has some great hotels, excellent restaurants, and the people are super friendly. We...
Southern Blues Road Trip
We travelled across the Southern USA to experience authentic Blues, southern hospitality, great food and amazing scenery. It was a truly awesome trip!
Below are some photos and music clips from this great experience. For...
Antelope Canyon Arizona
Our recent Arizona trip resulted in so many great memories and photos. This post focuses on Lower Antelope Canyon, part of the Navajo Nation near Page Arizona. Arizona is a photographer's paradise, and Antelope...