I’ve joined a couple of online political groups and met with one of them to write postcards. They were sent to Floridians urging them to vote for Josh Weil on April 1st. Last week I attended a 50501 protest at … Continue reading
I’ve joined a couple of online political groups and met with one of them to write postcards. They were sent to Floridians urging them to vote for Josh Weil on April 1st. Last week I attended a 50501 protest at … Continue reading
I went on the ‘Muddy Rainforest Adventure and Sightsee tour” with H & J Island Adventures. It truly was an adventure! We met for breakfast at 6:00 a.m. and then drove about 20 minutes into the rainforest. Jose was very … Continue reading
Yesterday, I took a day trip up into the lush green mountains. My destination was Canon Blanco. I knew I would be on roads with steep drop-offs, hairpin turns, 1 1/2 car width wide, and potholes. It was an adventure! … Continue reading
Yesterday, I drove south along the coast to Faro Los Morrillos, a lighthouse, and hiked 1.5 miles on the Cabo Rojo Lighthouse trail. The rugged coastline is stunning! These people were filming themselves with a drone. Not far from there … Continue reading
Since I’ve been back from my trip to Colorado and California, I’ve gone out to dinner with new women friends, my brother and his wife, a group of women through Meetup, and one dinner date, but there wasn’t a connection. … Continue reading
Yesterday morning I hiked the 1.8 mile Palmer, Upper Loop, and Central Garden Trail Loop. It was beautiful! I see why it’s called Garden of the Gods. It’s also cool since it’s free. There was some elevation change, so I … Continue reading
Yesterday’s adventure began at 8:15 a.m. when I arrived at Great Sand Dunes National Park. The temperature was in the ’40s and there was very little wind. Basically the perfect conditions. Here’s where you begin.. I was hoping to climb … Continue reading
The 2.4 mile Pine Creek Trail in Gunnison is absolutely breathtaking! As I walked along yesterday morning, it literally took my breath away. The reflections of the autumn leaves in the Gunnison River were gorgeous. There are about 230 steps … Continue reading
Yesterday I drove from Palisade to Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park. I stopped along the 16 mile round trip route at most of the scenic overlooks. There were usually a .2 to .5 mile short walks to the … Continue reading
Yesterday, I drove from Denver to Georgetown to take the 1 hour Georgetown Loop train ride. The aspens were turning golden. It was a beautiful ride. I took a short detour off of I-70 and stopped at a couple of … Continue reading
Yesterday, I drove almost three hours from Mill Valley to my Airbnb in Santa Cruz. I stopped in Pacifica to check out the pier area. It was very foggy driving there but then it cleared up some. I stopped a … Continue reading
Yesterday morning I hiked 2 mi on a trail in Muir Woods National Monument. It was lovely and tranquil. I even saw a buck! In the afternoon I explored the town of Mill Valley and had a late lunch/ early … Continue reading
Yesterday I drove 5.5 hours from Paso Robles to Point Reyes National Seashore and hiked the 1.8 mile Chimney Rock Trail. It was a nice, easy beautiful hike, but very windy. I thought my hearing aids were going to blow … Continue reading
I started my day yesterday with a 90-minute deep tissue massage at River Oaks Hot Springs Spa in Paso Robles. Next I soaked in the mineral Hot springs tub and had a facial. I haven’t had a facial since my … Continue reading
Since I last posted, a couple of friends and I went cycling. There was a building along the way that indicates what year/level the Ohio River has risen above flood stage. I remember my grandfather telling me he was in … Continue reading