Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, and the END?
“The trailer that gave us the inspiration for our Blue Ridge Drifters blog name is now going to part ways with us.” Continue reading Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, and the END?
“The trailer that gave us the inspiration for our Blue Ridge Drifters blog name is now going to part ways with us.” Continue reading Grand Tetons, Yellowstone, and the END?
My grandfather told us kids so many times, “Life it short. If you are not happy, change it. Don’t be stuck doing something you do not like.” Continue reading The Oregon Trail
“I could not help but feel a bit disappointed that though we have amazing technology at our fingertips that offers an unbelievable solution to so many environmental issues, public opinion has just about stopped it in its tracks.” Continue reading EBR-1
“My favorite [lava tube], the Indian Tunnel, had sections that had collapsed along the way, so no flashlight was needed.” Continue reading Craters of the Moon National Monument
“[The ranger] said we did not even have to go that far on the trail to see them. But, why stop there? A waterfall was at the end of a 2.5 mile path.” Continue reading The Coastal Redwoods
“I know my family was not a fan of heights, but perhaps some immersion therapy was what Dr. Mom had in mind.” Continue reading Crusin’ the Coast
“As kind of a side note, I have to tell you a story I discovered while touring the dam facility.” Continue reading Roll On, Columbia, Roll On
“No one expected the lateral explosion to have expanded the blast zone accordingly, because it was “not supposed to” have blown up that way.” Continue reading Johnston Ridge Observatory, Mt. St. Helens, Part II
“Every other cave I’ve been in was full of all kinds of formations that were lit up. This one was quite different.” Continue reading Ape Caves at Mt. St. Helens Part 1
” I felt I was walking through God’s colorful bouquet – red, blue, purple, orange, white, and yellow filled the green mountainside.” Continue reading Mt. Rainier National Park