Two Geologists, One Campervan, Zero Deadlines >>> Many Vistas
Many traditions celebrate and honor light – Diwali, Hanukkah and Christmas readily come to mind. Since I was a child, winter lighting traditions have evolved in to more inclusive and more secular traditions – to bring light to a naturally dark time, at least in the northern hemisphere. Lights that…
We both eagerly looked forward to a late Fall exploration of Shenandoah National Park and its Skyline Drive based upon our Blue Ridge Parkway trip in 2018 (see our blog post titled Fit Test, Part 4, which can be found here). We expected expansive views, fun hikes to waterfalls, and…
Our exploration of Acadia National Park in early October included scaling five mountains, walking along the rocky ocean shore in fog and sun, kayaking in Eagle Lake (and surprising two eagles perched above the shoreline), and bicycling and walking along the 40+ miles of carriage roads developed by John D.…