Here I am on my 45th birthday in Dog Canyon. I like to sit on the edge of a cliff or mountain every year on my birthday. It reminds me that we are all just one slip away from the end of our days on this beautiful planet. If you are interested, check out our [...]
Carlsbad Caverns isn’t the longest cave in the world, or the largest, or the deepest. But it’s arguably one of the most spectacular caves ever discovered. Check out the photo tour from our trip to Carlsbad Caverns National Park in New Mexico in October 2009. Carlsbad Caverns Photo Tour
Theresa is visiting Bangalore, India for a business trip. Here are some of the first photos she took from her sight-seeing trip on Saturday. This is the Mysore Palace. According to WikiTravel, the Mysore Palace has “intricately carved rosewood doors and ceilings some with inlaid ivory work, marble figurines, collections of caskets, paintings of the [...]
The normally dull trip across flat, straight I-74 in Indiana was much prettier this time due to a bloom of Queen Anne’s Lace.
Check out the photo tour from our brief vacation in Everglades National Park in south Florida. I used to live in Florida and frequently saw alligators in nearby ponds, but I’ve never seen this many alligators, often within striking distance. Fortunately we escaped with all our limbs intact. Everglades Photo Tour >>
We enjoyed a nice hike to a pretty waterfall with my Uncle Mike in Big Canoe, Georgia. A rare snowfall (apparently it snows there only once or twice each year) made the hike even more special. See more photos and a video >>
Check out the photo tour from our hiking vacation in Big Bend National Park last October. The park is quiet, uncrowded and massive, with over 800,000 acres of remote desert and mountains in south Texas. The Rio Grande River defines the southern border of the park and the United States international border with Mexico. Big [...]
We recently flew from Northern Kentucky to El Paso, Texas, on our way to Big Bend National Park. Taking off from CVG, the Cincinnati-Northern Kentucky International Airport. Here we see the Ohio River fogged in, as it often is in the early morning.
Chicago is a fun place to visit, but a terrible place to pass through. It took us four hours to travel through the city. We hit south Chicago at 1pm on a Friday, but the traffic had already slowed to a crawl. Here you can see the Sears Tower from I-94 North.
Here are a few photos of the sun setting over downtown St. Petersburg, Florida. I took these photos across Tampa Bay from the Mariner’s Club on Bahia Beach. There’s a nice outdoor restaurant there right on the beach with terrific views of the water and sunsets.