When I first started writing about our travels I wanted to keep things chronological, and I wanted to write about every single place we stopped along the way. Even the mundane…although my goal was to find the extraordinary in the […]
A summer morning bounty: Blackberries, wild field mint and eggs from our hens.One of the first things we wanted to do after moving to the ranch was get a few chickens because, really, nothing says …
Sunsets and ponies...Well, it's been three months since we moved out of the RV and into our new home on the farm. In case you missed it, we decided to trade the fulltime RV lifestyle …
What do ya mean you bought a house?!?!We've been fulltime RV travelers for three and a half years now. It's an experience we don't regret...not for a minute...and one that has changed our lives for …
Standing on Root Glacier.If there was one place...one adventure...I had to pick as my favorite out of all the things we did and experienced in Alaska it would be McCarthy and Kennicott. Hands down.McCarthy, AlaskaYes, …
There's something a little WOW about eating your lunch in front of a glacier as it calves...After pretty much getting skunked fishing at the Copper River we were eager to get to Valdez where we'd …
Beth, Clark and Taylor tackle the Gulkana River...kinda. After spending far too much time in the smoke and ash in North Pole, we pulled up the jacks and headed down the road toward Valdez. Our original …
Having lived in the Fairbanks area for 5 years (1987-1992) it was with mixed emotions that I was back again. Sure I was eager to show Clark around and take him to my high school …
When leaving Whitehorse we came to a fork in the road, literally. The road that led west was the Alcan and a span of about 60 miles of potholes, frost heaves, gravel and construction (as …
A black fox.The Cassiar Highway ended up being a fantastic decision decision for us. The road was completely paved with only a few areas that required us to take it slow. The further north you …
