Flying into Mexico City at night is like seeing planet Earth from a science fiction movie occurring 500 years in the future: all lit up and packed into geometric shapes, with population covering every available space. Modern globalism was instantly evident, too, when the first readable signs were […]
Lounging, Snorkeling, Hiking, Kayaking, Scuba Diving, Experimental Drinks
INTRO TO ST. CROIX
St. Croix doesn’t come as prepackaged with glitz for tourists like on St. Thomas, and doesn’t doesn’t really even go too far out of its way for the more laid-back tourists of St. John. St. Croix […]
This was our second group trip to the great ski-in Copper Creek Hut that is owned by the volunteer Mount Tahoma Trails Association. At $5/person for two nights stay, including the […]
Here’s the gravesite and memorial to Buster The Beer Drinking Pig at the Montpellier Domino Club in the woods (you need to know how to get there […]
The Ex-Nihilo Sculpture Park is a fun roadside attraction that is a labor of love for artist/owner Dan Klennert. We met with him for a while and had a pleasant conversation about his […]
On the trail leading from the upper Olympic National Park visitor center to the top of Hurricane Ridge. It’s a good trail for both skiing and snowshoeing, […]
About 25,000 people showed up at Seattle Center for a peace march against the potential impending US-led war against Iraq. It was a good, orderly protest with some great signs: “Who Would […]