A michelada in the making.
It didn’t take long—two sips, maybe—to fall in love with the sultry spice of the Mexican Michelada. A concoction of hot sauce, tomato juice, lime and beer served over …
Read More →Editors note: The following is an entry from Randy’s Oaxaca travel journal. This is the first in a number of posts that will detail our trip to the Mexican state for El Día de los …
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Lately I’ve been wondering if it is possible to have a full time job while gear shopping. Luckily for me I’m self employed so I don’t have to worry about it but it seems I have spent countless hours over the past 2 weeks gear shopping. Mainly I’ve been purchasing the big items at REI simply because they have such a fantastic return policy. I’ve returned many things and never had a problem – they even let you return used gear at any point in your lifetime. (To read full post click on post title not image.)
Read More →Mike at Vagabondish.com styled up my photos a bit by adding them to his site! Yah! The first one is up now and it looks great and I’m really excited …
Read More →I know why people drink on boats.
It’s not just because it’s fun or seems like the thing to do. It’s less of an option and more of a necessity. I have never encountered a more nerve-wracking activity in my life than learning how to sail. My heart literally feels like it’s going to beat out of my chest as I go from relaxed to a state of absolute panic in about 2.2 seconds.
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A couple weeks ago we took off to the Salton Sea for a day. What used to be the playground of the rich & famous (think Frank Sinatra & the Rat Pack) is now a crumbing, decaying, beautiful …
Read More →Here are some more pictures from our little Grand Canyon/Sedona road trip.
Sedona – I took this one by leaving the polarizing filter on (which creates the black vignetting on the corners) and then I fogged up the lens with my breath.
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