Here are some clips from our short time running around the sand dunes on vacation. Maybe it’s more fun when you have a dune buggy to ride around in, but who can say no to the chance of running through sand barefooted? Enjoy watching our adventure in Coral Pink Sand Dunes, UT, through the lens of our GoPro.
On December 31, 2019, Curtis and I watched the last sunset of the year on Haleakala. Making it through 2019 felt like a huge accomplishment. We had survived our last full year attached to an active duty submarine, and would be moving away in just a few months. 2020 was the year we had been…
Hiking in Workman’s Creek Recreation Area | Tonto National Forest, AZ | December 2023 Since we were enjoying our time in Tonto National Forest so much, we decided to spend another full day here and explore more places we had never been. For today’s adventure, we decided to drive further North on AZ-288 to check…
Saturday, April 12, 2014 Today we visited several ghost towns – completely different meanings of the phrase “ghost town”, but all somehow earning that title. It’s days like this when I feel like a true South-westerner. Driving down quiet hilly highways and bumpy dirt roads, hiking several miles to find an old mining town, seeing…
Winter Migration Road Trip, Day 9 | Lordsburg, NM to Wilcox, AZ | Sandhill Cranes in Wilcox | November 2023 Today was our last full day on the road, since we planned on arriving in Tucson the next day in time for a weekend hike with friends. Our plan for the day was to enter…
We love to share our Year in Review posts every year, and since we’re coming to the end of a decade, we thought it’d be fun to summarize the last 10 years together. This is a look back into all that happened and changed in our lives over this last decade. There were a lot…
Hiking to Sleeping Beauty Mountain | Lake George, NY | January 2017 “Trails in the wintertime are like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re going to get.” — Forrest Gump, probably at some point during his epic cross-country run, because it’s true. Because you can watch the weather in the mountains all week….