Just in case you didn’t know what you wanted for Christmas – this fine item is available, posted on the wall of a store in Terlingua.
Congratulations to the couple who got engaged at the top of the Lost Mine trail while we were hiking. We saw them coming down, and they looked gloriously happy.
Thank you, again, to FedEx and SuperFriend Dana, who saved my bacon.
Hey, gas station guy – you might want to try civilization for a while. You’ve spent a little too much time in the company of your own thoughts.
How big are tarantulas? Big enough that when you’re driving 60 mph on the highway, you can see them crossing the road. Think about that.
The kids on our rafting trip were a lot of fun – but I’m glad I didn’t have to drive them home. Mud EVERYWHERE.
Okay, lady – we get it, you wanted to go to Santa Elena Canyon. We all did. But after the sights and extra time we got on Colorado Canyon, you can’t think we got a bad deal. Oh wait…you still do.
“Planting a flag” in Mexico is definitely a euphemism. Thankfully, not one I had to endure.
I can’t wait to go back and have breakfast at India’s Café again.
Hearing the stories from the river guides about bureaucratic border nonsense makes me want to bang my head against a wall. Or a margarita.
One of the prettiest sunrises I’ve seen was an early morning at the Chisos Mountain Lodge. Glorious.
The tug-of-war rages – with this jewel of a park, I want the Big Bend area to succeed. But if they become too successful, the area could lose the remoteness that makes it special.
The walls of Santa Elena Canyon could double for the Wall in Game of Thrones – without the ice.