It is hard to believe that it is mid-August already, and we have been in Gary, Minnesota, for Carl’s work-camping job for about three weeks. He has been hauling manure to fields, corn to grain...
It is hard to believe that it is mid-August already, and we have been in Gary, Minnesota, for Carl’s work-camping job for about three weeks. He has been hauling manure to fields, corn to grain...
Snow-capped mountains, icy lakes, rivers and creeks, waterfalls and wildlife. Rocky Mountain National Park captures it all and more. We visited at the end of May, and there were sections of the park...
I’m going to keep this as brief as I can. I have not been the best steward of updating our website with our travels. I’m much better at posting pictures through Instagram and Facebook, so I encourage...
Nestled at the bottom of Miller Peak just south of Sierra Vista, Arizona, and not far from the Coronado National Memorial is this not-so-hidden secret, Ash Canyon Bird Sanctuary. We learned about it...
I imagine that when people hear or read “national monument,” they think of some statue, like the Lincoln Memorial, or a historic home, such as George Washington’s birthplace. In our explorations, we...
It has been several months since I updated RivetingJourney.com. I still have one or two blogs to write to wrap up our trip to Alaska. We exited Alaska on the Top of the World Highway in mid-August...
Wrangell-St. Elias National Park is the largest national park in the United States. Over 13 million acres of snowcapped mountains, glaciers, rivers and lakes are practically impenetrable by...
Most likely, you are familiar with the City of Valdez because it is where the Alaska Pipeline ends, and it is infamous for the Exxon Valdez oil spill that occurred in 1989. The first is definitely...
