Planning Out 2022 Adventures

It’s been a bit since our last post. Year-end was a hectic one; family, holidays, and just life in general. Now, after having some time to recharge, we are excited to start planning our 2022 adventures. But first, how much stuff does a couple need?! Started the year by assessing our closet situation and inventorying […]

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When Travel Plans Change

I’m not going to lie, while I’m extremely fortunate that my family, friends and I stayed healthy through the initial phase of COVID-19, I was very disappointed on having our Alaska vacation cancelled because of it all; I think for about a week I threw a pity-party for one! We had been planning this trip […]

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Fishing Weekend on the Green

Spring in Northwest Colorado has been cool and wet this year. Not that any of us will complain after last year’s fires, but still, where is summer?! We are limited where to camp at this point; too much snow in the high country. We don’t normally go to the same places week after week, but […]

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Fly Highway, Idaho: We meet again

Crane

Between Idaho Falls, ID and West Yellowstone, MT one finds Highway 20 on the eastern part of Idaho (north/south). This 108-mile stretch is part of a 500-mile route also known as the “Fly Highway”. As you drive along, you pass through some farming communities, several small towns, but the main attraction is the Henry’s Fork […]

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We drove, we hiked, we fished…and, drank wine!

Little Molas

What an adventure we had visiting southern Colorado this past month. I survived Red Mountain Pass; really wanted to get the sticker, but couldn’t find one. I literally held the armrest of the truck the whole time. How silly is that. Like if we went off the road, that would really help… Our home based […]

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The best memories are made camping!

Stagecoach

The mountains are calling! June is upon us. It’s one of the best months in northern Colorado to enjoy the great outdoors (my opinion, anyway!). With all the chores done at home, we are heading to the high country. Most weekends we are hiding away as remote as possible. It’s not that we don’t like […]

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