If you haven’t visited Sedona, Arizona yet or even if you have, please enjoy this magical video that truly depicts the area. With warmer weather just around the corner, I hope you put this on your bucket list. Vibrant photography by of Sedona’s red rocks will renew your connection to nature, as the William Eaton […]
The darkness at Great Sand Dunes National Park now internationally recognized
The park is one of four NPS sites in Colorado designated an International Dark Sky Park By Kieran Nicholson A southern Colorado destination for star gazers for decades, the Great Sand Dunes National Park and Preserve has been recognized as an International Dark Sky Park. Check out our 48-hour guide to Great Sand Dunes National […]
Ghostly Tour in Old Santa Fe
Why do the deceased hang around places they no longer can partake in? Of course, they are only in another dimension and are able to participate in both worlds. Sometimes we are able to catch an image in a photo or sometimes, it is a feeling or an object moved. Since Santa Fe is the […]
Waves of Pleasure- Visiting the Ten Thousand Waves Spa Resort
AHHH- The pause that refreshes. As I sink into the hot healing waters of the communal bath, layers of tension melt away. If you want a quick getaway that looks like a resort in the mountains of Japan, complete with landscaping and bamboo-style construction, then don’t pass up this opportunity to enjoy Ten Thousand Waves […]
Farm bill paves way for would-be hemp growers in New Mexico
Just as New Mexico’s Department of Agriculture is beginning to accept applications from farmers who want to grow hemp — following a yearslong struggle between advocates for the crop and Gov. Susana Martinez — President Donald Trump on Thursday signed a bill that legalizes hemp across the country. The 2018 U.S. Farm Bill took […]
Remembering 9-11 and Trash Trackers
You are probably wondering what does Trash Trackers have to do with the Sept. 11th tragic event that occurred 17 years ago? And you are also probably wondering what are Trash Trackers? In 2001, I signed up for a working vacation with a crew of 8, (four men and four women), called the Trash Trackers, […]
Puebloan Mystery: Mesa Verde, Chaco Canyon, and Canyon de Chelly
Venture into the Four Corners region of Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and Utah. There is mystery and history galore in this part of the southwest. I have visited these areas several times and always come away with a sense of awe and wondering how the Ancestral Puebloans even made it in this very dry area. […]