If you are on a trip through Utah, especially near Kanab, to see many of its worthwhile parks, like Zion, Bryce, Capital Reef or Canyon Lands; then you’ll enjoy a smaller State Park which has a lot to offer. We were travelling along the 80 highway and found this place by accident. We saw the signs and decided to stop…
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Welcome to Seligman. The real-life Radiator Springs and the birthplace of Route 66. Seligman could have very well become another ghost town when the I-40 bypassed it in 1978. The townsfolk were determined not to let that happen, and Main Street has kept its character and charm. I almost felt like I had stepped onto a Disney set as we walked along,…
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White Cliffs Wagon Trail Historic Site is a mile from Downtown Kingman. From the parking lot, it’s about a 15-minute walk to the area where you can see the ruts, but the actual hiking trail is approximately two and a half miles round trip. To get to the trailhead, you cross a small wooden footbridge. There are ruins of a building…
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To say that setting foot outside Keflavik International Airport for the first time in early March was brisk, is like saying the temperature on the surface of the sun is a bit warm. You see in L.A. we have no idea what winter is. For us, it’s that time of year we break out the two sweaters we own and…
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As I sit on the freeway in the Los Angeles basin, I realize, all I want to do is get as far away from people as possible. Seriously, how many of these freeways do we have? And they are all at a standstill! I let my mind wander to the place that makes me the happiest. Yes, it’s that time…
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