As a child, I was intrigued by Bugs Bunny’s efforts to find Pismo Beach and “all the clams I can eat”. Central California offers a relaxed atmosphere, shrubby landscapes, and a complex history.
We can use this for sure
Finally Made It: Pismo Beach
Filed under National Parks, Photography, sea, wildlife
Mesmerizing Autumn
Gently falling yellow gingko leaves signify a change of season. The moon roars. The rivers hum. The trees stand strong.
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DisneyWorld – Little Touches
50th anniversary of WDW – 50 years of trips. trying to find things I’ve never noticed before.
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Carving Out Space in a Crowded World
Humans have systemically taken over the natural habitats of other species. At the same time, we delight in seeing living creatures in a natural setting.
Visitor Center
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Art Too
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To the Sea
This series of pictures focuses on the connection between leisure travel and the ocean in New England.
in Newport RI
Filed under Photography, sea, Travel
The Green Mountains
A favorite escape from the heat during the blazing summers.
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Rich With Hue
Spring Blossoms in Lafayette Park, Saint Louis, Missouri.
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Wrapping up a Quest
I have been on a mission to visit every state park site in Missouri. This weekend I wrapped up the quest with my final two locations: Dillard Mill and Nathan and Olive Boone Homestead state historic sites. These are both lovely locations worth a visit.
Filed under American History, Photography, Travel
Just The Facts – Traveling in March.
Fact: it’s really hot in Tennessee and Mississippi in the summer.
Fact: springtime flowers bloom a little sooner in the south, than in the north.
Fact: solo travel allows for maximum sightseeing with no negotiations. 😊
Spring break at a beach is crowded. Spring break to out-of-the-way state and national parks provides low crowds, no mosquitoes, and perfect temperatures.
I explored Western Tennessee and Northern Mississippi for a few days. The travel conditions were ideal. Here are a few glimpses of the equinox magic.
There were plenty of things to see, eat, and do. These were my favorite images.
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Freshly "Pic'ed" 