Arches National Park
After millions of years of erosion, the sandstone in eastern Utah has been transformed into something utterly magical. Arches National Park is chock full of natural bridge formations – big and small, famous and lesser known.
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Bodie
Bodie is one of the best preserved ghost towns in the West. Its buildings are kept in “arrested decay” in the Bodie California State Historic Park.
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Manzanar
Visited: May 2016 This post is a continuation of Alabama Hills and Lone Pine. Tucked away in the Owens Valley, just north of the Alabama Hills is Manzanar. This place served as a camp under the Executive Order of President Franklin Roosevelt who instructed to take whatever “reasonable action..deemed necessary” concerning the evacuation of Japanese…
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Lone Pine & Alabama Hills
Visited: May, 2016 This post is a continuation of Manzanar The inspiration to visit Lone Pine in California all started with this photo: I was immediately smitten and decided that’s where I wanted to go for my birthday. To spend the night in the middle of the desert looking at the stars. Where We Stayed:…
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Moaning Caverns
Explore the most cavernous chamber in California rich with history and adventure for thrill seekers.
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Mariposa Butterfly Festival
Enjoy an exciting day filled with butterfly activities for all ages to celebrate the important role butterflies play in our ecosystem.
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Vienna
Vienna is a city full of music, history, and elegance; Austria’s capital has its own spectacular story to tell.
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Ljubljana & Bled
Where can you find castles, dragons, and a storybook city all wrapped up in one place?
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Rome – Day 2
This post is a continuation of Rome – Day 1 post. – DAY TWO IN ROME – Piazza della Madonna dei Monti. Starting the day off quiet. Breakfast and coffee, people watch. This Piazza is popular with the locals and away from the tourists. Look for La Casetta. Homemade pastries served by the owner and great…
