Travel
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Cascadia, Land of Arrivals. And Departures
After departing our old stomping grounds, we continued west through the amazing flood plains of the great Ice Age Floods in Central Washington. No pics though, as we were making time to get to a dinner with friends. Once we started crossing the Cascades, we started reminiscing about spots along that part of the interstate,…
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Back to the Old Stomping Grounds
Once again, we’ve been skunked. The day after Labor Day, we planned on driving through the east gate of Glacier National Park. We tried a traverse back in 2020, but the Blackfeet Tribe had closed down access to the reservation from the east gate. We really didn’t feel like waiting in line to drive in…
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In to On, a Trade that We Will Make Every Time
Water. In its various states. All spring and summer, our travels have had us swimming through the god-awful humidity of the midwest, south, and southern plains. Blech! So we skipped to the northern plains. Suddenly, it was cool and dry. Glorious! We occasionally hopped on the water. Our travels took us to various spots, like…
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Architectural Meanderings, Summer 2026
As we were meandering our way across the eastern half of the country, Goddess did some research for side quests and found a gem in the rough. Just outside Duluth, MN is a Frank Lloyd Wright designed gas station. It’s still in operation. We enjoyed seeing the juxtaposition between the classic 1958-built gas station and…
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Random Sites, Summer 2026
Since we hit the road six months ago, we’ve made sure to veer off the beaten path more often than not. That mindset has taken us to some very interesting sites (and sights), some of which are below. Note — if you have already been following us on Instagram, you have already seen most of…
