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Our first trip to Grand Canyon South Rim
Arriving at Grand Canyon South Village The drive from Petrified Forest to Grand Canyon South Village was a bit rainy until we hit the AZ state line. It was there we realized it was closer to drive to LA than home. With all … Continue reading
A visit to Petrified Forest and Painted Desert National Park
A visit to Petrified Forest/Painted Desert National Park September 2015 Planned time for visit 1 hour (drive through) Actual time spent 4.5 hours The first thing I must share is that when you are on a road trip – don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged Arizona, National Park, National Parks, Painted Desert, Petrified Forest, Road Trip
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A visit to Monument Valley/Goulding’s Trading Post Museum
One of the stops we made on our recent road trip was Goulding’s Trading Post Museum near Monument Valley. We are big Old Time Western Movie fans so being able to walk in “John Wayne’s Cabin” from “She Wore a … Continue reading
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Visiting Cadillac Ranch
Visiting Cadillac Ranch – Amarillo, TX If you are looking for a true Roadside America iconic stop, Cadillac Ranch is it. On our recent road trip from Florida to the Grand Canyon we decided to make a stop at Cadillac Ranch. … Continue reading
Ultimate Cooler Hacks
Originally posted on IRV OSLIN:
Ten tips on how to get 10 days out of your 5-day cooler Another good thing about Coleman coolers — The hinges and plug assemblies are guaranteed for the life of the cooler. Just contact…
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Help Katelyn Win!
We must encourage our children to love nature if there is to be any left for their children to enjoy… A contact of mine, Andrea Munro, needs your help! Her ten year old daughter Katelyn, along with two of her friends, … Continue reading
Back in Time… Exploring an Old Homestead Site in The Green Swamp
I hope you like this post by Florida Trailblazer Joe Dunn. He is great at finding “forgotten” Florida History on public land
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Exploring an Old Railroad Grade in Goethe State Forest
Hiking in Florida offers so many peeks into our history. Florida Trail Blazer Is an expert at finding these places.
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A Sad Spring
Many of you who have camped with us and even some who have hiked have had a chance to meet our camp dog Bo . Bo, a Rhodesian Ridgeback/Mastiff mix was one of the “founders” of NAC. Almost never missing a camp … Continue reading
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The differences or similarities of Ecotourism-vs-Geotourism
Ecotourism – The Definition Ecotourism is now defined as “responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment, sustains the well-being of the local people, and involves interpretation and education” (TIES, 2015). Education is meant to be inclusive of both … Continue reading