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Recent Posts

Navigating America January 23, 2018
My Adventure Treasure Map January 12, 2018
Miles & Money – The Stuff You Really Want to Know January 1, 2018
White Sands: Another Dune Encounter December 21, 2017
A Cave Made for Hollywood December 10, 2017

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I am fully aware, and unapologetic, that my feed is 99% dog, cats, and mountains. When you find what you love, it never gets old.

Happy Mother's Day!! I am blessed to have one who loves to go on impromptu adventures, laughs easily (and loudly 😉), enjoys a good challenge, and continually demonstrates how to be a strong, classy lady.

Yessss, back to my happy place: mountains and flowers! It's the best way to have a Sunday-funday. 🌷😊

Because it's been a bit since I posted a Zeus pic. This turquoise bridge we found in Carlsbad, NM on a sunny day screamed for his modeling abilities to make a show, and he didn't disappoint 😎

The look when you finally have some sun, but you don't know if you can trust it! . I took this a when I was back home a week ago for a quick visit, and the horses were just as happy as we were to enjoy a relatively warm day. Spring is on the way ⚘🌼🌳🍃

Today is International Women's Day, so post the pics that make you feel like a badass. Bypass those pics where you've perfected the art of making yourself look good and instead post the one that isn't perfectly focused, the one where your clothes and makeup aren't totally on point, the one where you haven't worried about camera angle or duck lips. . Post one that shows your strength, your sense of humor, your sense of being in your own skin. Realize that we as women spend too much time covering ourselves while allowing society and others to define our sense of worth. . Today, I'm celebrating my independence as a woman - my ability to navigate my life on my own and take huge risks, "manly" risks, like traveling, camping, and adventuring alone. Finally, after 33 years, I'm starting to see that many of the fears we are raised with should rather be suggestions for awareness. Don't choose to stay home because life could be scary, go out and adventure with the awareness to not only identify risks but also overcome them. . I'm posting my "Zion lumberjack" pic because I love it. I love its imperfection, its silliness, and its story. #internationalwomensday

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Travel - Central US

Corn Palace!

When contemplating the drive across southern South Dakota, I readied myself to be extremely bored. The map looked flat and … Continue reading Corn Palace!

The Badlands Aren’t Bad

Travel - Central US

The Badlands Aren’t Bad

I left Montana just in time to escape a snowstorm and found myself in the Black Hills, gullied by a … Continue reading The Badlands Aren’t Bad

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