June 19, 2018 On our first visit to Santa Fe we focused on the art of Georgia O’Keeffe. We visited the museum dedicated to her works right here in town and then traveled and toured her home in Abiquiu. Here is a link to my blog post of 2017 O’Keeffe museum. There is much more to … Continue reading Santa Fe and the New Mexico Museum of Art
September 28 - October 2, 2017 Getting to York was as easy as hopping on a train in Edinburgh and relaxing for two hours. I’ve said this before, but I love train travel through Europe. We booked ahead and had assigned seats with a table for four. It was just Leo and I (because Vivian … Continue reading York, England
September 24-26 2017 Nothing like a rainy day to make you want to get on the road....well not quite, but you gotta do what you gotta do, so we set off for Skye in these not so ideal driving conditions. After our tire blow-out, the mechanic installed our spare tire, a tiny and supposedly "temporary" … Continue reading Isle of Skye, Scotland
St. Louis is the gateway to the West, so it was only fitting that we stopped here on our way East.... ok I admit that the anology doesn't work as well if you're coming from the West but we are headed home to North Carolina after a 2 1/2 month westward tour. Besides, Leo was … Continue reading Gateway Arch, St. Louis, MO
July 8th After two and a half months on the road we're making a southeastern turn towards home but we plan to take advantage of every and any interesting stop along the way. One of these (which Leo really wanted to see) it's the Little Big Horn Battlefield Memorial. We rolled into the 7th … Continue reading Little Bighorn Battlefield National Monument, Montana
June 28-July 5 After two months on the road we arrived at one of the planned highlights of our trip. Glacier National Park has always appealed to us for its origins and remoteness. We wanted to find a campground to match the natural setting of this area and we were not disappointed. But back to … Continue reading Glacier National Park, Montana
June 22 This gem of a museum sits high above the National Elk Refuge in Jackson and provides breadth taking views the minute you step out of your car. But the views only get better when you walk into the expansive lobby and visit the galleries. Leo and I were here two years ago and … Continue reading National Museum of Wildlife Art, Jackson, Wyoming
