Down Yonder on a Foreign River
As someone who frequently writes about the great outdoors, I usually find myself searching for […]
Fun With Fire
It’s that time of year again – fall, when the days grow darker, the rains […]
The Slow Float
When I was a teenager, the best weekend of the summer was the float trip […]
A Kayak Trail Through the San Juan Islands
There is an overlooked trail in the northwest corner Washington state where you don’t need […]
Deadliest Catch For Dummies: Crabbing in the San Juan Islands
The night before our San Juan sailing trip, we were stocking up on provisions at […]
Shooting from the Hip
OK, so I just finished editing our Morocco/Spain photos and “narrowed” it down to roughly […]
The Children of the Blue City
Some towns are sticky. They cling to your soul long after you’ve left. They are […]
What Does an Oasis Really Look Like?
My idea of what an oasis should look has been largely influenced by childhood cartoons. […]
The Edge of the Earth
Our driver didn’t seem fazed by the enormous patch of sand that stood before us. […]
Two Reeds in Morocco
Two reeds drink from the same stream. One is hollow, the other is sugarcane. – […]
Getting Lost (In a Good Way)
Whoever thought up the definition for the word labyrinth must have lived in Marrakech a […]
Beneath the Surface of Cabo San Lucas
Cabo San Lucas is usually thought of as a destination for beach and sunshine. True, […]
