To Cruise or Not To Cruise
It was this time last year we visited Bev and John in the south of France. While touring the Dordogne Valley, we looked into the future and started planning our… Read more »
Category: Hali Blog
Hali in Denali
In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks. ~John Muir Anyone know the difference between a reindeer and a caribou? Well, keep reading and you’ll find… Read more »
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Breaking News
We Interrupt this Travel Blog to bring you this Important Message: After we disembarked our Alaskan cruise it didn’t take long for my cell phone to locate towers and click… Read more »
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Alaskan Ports of Call on the MS Noordam
It’s official: I’m no longer a cruise virgin. Seven nights on the Bering Sea of Alaska has introduced me to the life of a cruiser. As such, I can’t wait… Read more »
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Tahoetopia
I was able to join a vibrant group of strong women – and daring men – to the Happy Place Reunion in the Emerald Bay of Lake Tahoe. A secret… Read more »
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Camp Cooking – Post 3, The Cooking!
I’ve talked coolers, campfires and here we are, to the meat & potatoes: the cooking. While s’mores and hot dogs may be the iconic vision of camp cooking, there’s so… Read more »
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Camp Cooking – Post 2, The Fire
This mini series of posts has been inspired by the occasional questions of our camp life. “What do you do all day?”, or “do you eat a lot of granola… Read more »
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Camp Cooking – Post 1, The Cooler
At home it’s easy to boil water, make toast, let dirty dishes pile up in the sink, or stare mindlessly at an open refrigerator. When camping, you have to consume… Read more »
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Original, Oldest, First… Amelia Island and St. Augustine, Florida
I’m guessing you’ve seen this. You visit a quaint, historical town, and a marker or guide will boast, “Here is the oldest…“, or “On this spot, the first…” Woody and… Read more »
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Update from the Road: Paris Mountain, SC to Savannah, GA
There was no mistaking, the mountains were disappearing behind us. The road descending, trees getting thinner. We are out of the mountains and the low country lay before us. This… Read more »
