25 Jul Cape Romain’s Boneyard Beach: Thorny’s reluctant sunrise outing becomes an amazing day
Arriving at the beach in total darkness, I saw pre-sunrise for the first time. As the sun appeared I began to understand where Boneyard Beach...
14 Jul Sampling Alaska with pre-cruise land trip
We’d thought about Alaska over the years. And then decided to stop wondering. So we booked a weeklong cruise into Glacier Bay National Park and...
26 Jun Peer into Oregon’s Crater Lake National Park
Crater Lake sinks 1,943 feet deep and holds the world record for water clarity. It’s fed only by snowmelt and rain; no water flows in...
22 Jun Big Sky Nelson Eco B&B: So much more than just a place to lay your head
When traveling we prefer small boutique properties with the owner on-site so that our lodging becomes part of the travel experience....
20 Jun Nelson – New Zealand’s often overlooked destination
Cruising silently towards Nelson, New Zealand in my fully electric car I still, 18 years later, mumble to myself, “We live here!” Every single time....
03 Jun Pictured Rocks: Michigan’s hidden jewel along Lake Superior
In the collection of our nation’s protected natural resources, this place lies hidden inside a fog bank of obscurity. ...
18 May Bonaire sparkles in the Caribbean
We enjoy Caribbean cruises because they allow us to sample the islands. However, after 15 cruises, we’ve moved on from sampling and now prioritize gorging...
17 May Caribbean dive shop prioritizes the “future” ocean
When on vacation, I don’t like to think a lot, especially about topics that make me think. But I’m grateful to the dive shop at...
10 May A conversation with the superintendent of America’s most visited national park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park Superintendent Cassius Cash has this advice for making your next visit the best it can be....
30 Apr Wintering in the Everglades
Dolphins showed up during our Everglades National Park boat trip. And we saw plenty of alligators along hikes and easy-to-stroll boardwalks in both The Glades...