From Santa Fe, Bandelier National Monument is about an hour drive and worth a stop! In New Mexico, more than one million years ago, huge volcanic explosions rained ash and cinders over a 1500 square mile area. Ash flows up…
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There are some cities that live up to expectations. Las Vegas. You know before you go that there will be plenty of gambling and drinking, fine dining, sensational Cirque shows, tiny wedding chapels, and crowded clubs. New York. Bring…
There’s just something about wide open spaces like deserts and plains. Maybe it’s the comfort of wide open spaces. Here even the plants give each other room to breathe. Maybe it’s that these backdrop provide such a beautiful canvas…
From Oklahoma we crossed into Texas near Wellington. After a full day of driving through the flats we rounded a corner that overlooks the 800ft-deep Palo Duro Canyon, the deepest canyon in Texas. Palo Duro Canyon State Park The…
From the Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge near Indiahoma, Oklahoma we stopped for a few day in Great Plains State Park, which was our last major stop in Oklahoma. This park is nestled on the other side of the Wichita…
My parents love live theater and they’ve instilled this in me. My dad has an amazing voice and when I was a kid, he participated in numerous local plays and musicals. My mom is a great dancer and a…
We’d spent the day before at the National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum on the outskirts of the city (highly recommend so see post here) and stayed that night in the parking lot of a Harvest Host called Core…
Route 66 will transport you to a bygone era of America. It is dotted with historic gas stations, old-school diners, scenic flatlands, and quirky roadside attractions. We travelled from Tulsa through Supulpa, Chandler, Arcadia and into Oklahoma City which is…
Art-Deco standing tall Carrying a long history Of black gold feeding frenzy…
Will Rogers once said of Woolaroc Museum and Wildlife Preserve that “It’s the most unique place in this country” and we couldn’t agree more. The Woolaroc name is derived from three words – the woods, lakes and rocks that…
