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Boundary Waters — Minnesota
Mar 7, 2025 · original
Experience the Boundary Waters through a Relive Video and pictures from this genuinely unique area.
Discover the Denver Orbital Trail: High Line Canal, Morrison Nature Center, and Sand Creek Trail: DOT 16: Section 1 of 28
Aug 17, 2024 · original
Distance: 4.7 miles / Difficulty: Easy In my previous article, I wrote about discovering 177 miles of urban and natural adventure! Today, I want to share our first 28 segments on the Denver Orbital Trail. We intentionally tackle the segments out of order and sometimes in opposing directions. I base my section decision on several factors, including time, accessibility, weather, and sometimes because there is an excellent restaurant awaiting at the end that we want to experience. This is our gentle introduction to this trail adventure. I didn’t want to overwhelm my wife, Beth, with 27 more segments to go, and Today was a delightful start. Less than five miles, this easy Trail winds through neighborhoods along the High Line Canal, with scattered wildlife like snakes, foxes, rabbits, and prairie dogs adding to the charm. Today, the Canals no longer provide irrigation delivery. But the route
Relive Tutorial
Jun 14, 2024 · original
What is Relive? Relive ‘5: S. Hogback, S. Valley Park, Deer Creek Canyon’ Sample Video from the Denver Orbital Trail Put simply, Relive is an awesome tool for putting together interactive maps of your walks, hikes, drives, rides, paddles, and anything else where you get out and get moving! The Company started in 2017 and continues to go strong. I am a genuine fan, and while I proudly recommend it for a few pennies of commision they do not currently have an affiliate program. So, I share my love of the program out of the goodness of my heart. Relive is 100% FREE. However, I gladly pay the $38 a year (As of May 2024) to have access to more advanced features. While, Relive integrates with several popular apps, to gather data, I pay to create longer activities, and to be able to import tracks from my favorite GPS tools, such as Gaia GPS, onX, All Trails and Google Maps . Apple users can conn
Riding the Rio Grande Canyon in Orilla Verde
Aug 29, 2022 · original
Rio Grande Canyon /Orilla Verde This stretch of road near Taos new Mexico had been alluding me for quite some time, nearly 15 years. After years of wondering how I got there the first time, my friend Greg, a pilot friend told me he thought he knew exactly the places I was describing. He swore he’d seen it from the air. One week later we both headed back to Taos to see if he was right!
Southern Colorado Waterfalls
Aug 29, 2019 · original
Exploring Southern Colorado Waterfalls Seeking Southern Colorado Waterfalls. Each year, when our kids were younger, my wife Beth and I would drop our daughters off at Sleep Away camp. Then we’d pick a direction and head out on a new driving tour adventure. Living in Colorado there are many places to choose from. This year our focus was on waterfalls.
Alaska Day 7: Homer!
Sep 15, 2017 · original
Homer Alaska : A quaint little Drinking Village with a Fishing Problem! Today is the final day on the ferry. I am ready to get off; for no other reason than to start the next part of the journey. The ferry experience has been more peaceful and intimate than my previous travels through the inner channel, when I was aboard a Disney Cruise Ship. Both are great in their own way. But, what I really enjoyed about the ferry was the simplicity. While some may squirm at the lack of services compared to the cruise ships, I reveled in it. I did, occasionally, check out a documentary in the small theater, but for the most part, I wrote, took pictures, read, ate, and even napped (something I am vehemently opposed to, but learned to enjoy, and may even miss). Morning This morning we stopped in Kodiak. The only access is via ferry or plane, which seems to suit its, just over 6,000, inhabitants just fin
Alaska Day 6: Whittier & Chenega Bay
Aug 21, 2017 · original
This morning we wake up in Whittier. I had originally wanted to depart the ferry, and begin our adventure from here. Specifically, because the town is entered and exited via a one-way, shared railroad tunnel, that is 2.5 miles long. Why didn’t we? Specially, because the town is entered and exited via a one-way, shared railroad tunnel, that is 2.5 miles long . . . AND, the ferry was originally schedule to arrive, in port, at 2:30 AM. The tunnel does not begin service until 5:30 AM. Queuing for 3 hours in the wee hours of the morning was not high on my list. Spiderman Greeting Us at Chenega Bay We arrive, in port, late, closer to 4AM which might have worked out. However, it’s pouring rain, so I still think I made the right call to book us through to Homer. We hope to ride back through the tunnel later as we explore the peninsula. We will see if the weather grants us this route. We didn’t g
Alaska Day 5: Yakutat (Part 2 of 2)
Aug 21, 2017 · original
The less introspective update Today is another Sea Day. The mountain views, on the starboard side, keep the rockier waters down and created a beautiful a view. As we head into open waters the waves pickup and views of the land become a memory. The boat rises out of the front of the water and crashes down, gently, but, with enough force, that many of the passengers begin to crowd into the lounge in the center of the ship. Others, retire to their rooms to try and sleep through the waves. FIshing Boat Detour from Juneau I’ve always equated calm seas to an amusement park without a rollercoaster. You need something to liven things up, and this weather is just the thing. We are still making up time after a site-seeing detour outside of Juneau. Come dinner time the captain has slowed the ship down. Most likely, to keep plates on tables. The fog has rolled in, so we are turning in early. I watch
Alaska Day 5: Yakutat (Part 1 of 2)
Aug 14, 2017 · original
This morning I come to you from the tiny town of Yakutat. We were scheduled to be here at 3AM but seem to have arrived closer to 7AM. Very few people are getting on or off. It feels more like a supply stop. There is no signal, so I am not sure when this check-in will actually go out. After meeting Chris and Percy last night, Bill and I headed back to the room and spoke late into the evening.That’s your warning that today’s post might get a little touchy-feely! Iron Magnolias Bill and I talk a lot on these trips. Bill losing, his wife, Pam so soon after I lost my Dad, bonds us in a unique way. But, it is definitely more than that. Our mutual issues around acceptance, anxiety and purpose/mission, in life, bonds us even more. It can’t all be Easy Rider and Wild Hogs out here. Sometimes, it’s more like the Odd Couple meets Steal Magnolias. I am betting, if we choose to start our own biker ga
Alaska Day 4: Juneau
Aug 11, 2017 · original
I am getting my days confused. I am pretty sure today is Tuesday. I believe forgetting the days, on about, is a good thing. Occasionally, you may need to know the time, but only when you need to make it back for an all-aboard. Today, the weather greets us with sun. The first morning of it’s kind since we got on the Kennicott. The warmth on my face, so early in the morning feels like hope. Bay Outside Juneau We dock in Juneau about 14 mies from town. A smarter rider, would have kept the bikes closer to the edge of the boat so we could zip on and off, but, alas, I am not that rider. Instead, we see our German riding buddy heading out for a quick tour of town. Upon loading the bikes in Bellingham, we noticed that the port calls were all very short. It seemed more of a hassle than a benefit, to hop on an off with them. I am momentarily envious, but, don’t feel like we are missing out on much

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