A journal of our lives and travels in and around Durango, Colorado
Category : Hikes
When we moved to Durango in 2001 we didn’t know anything about wild flowers. We had done quite a bit of hiking in Maryland and Virginia before the move but the most wild flowers we had seen were planted by the DOT in the median strips along the highways. We did notice them and I guess you could say that we appreciated them, at 65 MPH, with the radio cranking, on our way to the beach or my parents house in Salisbury, MD.
Utah’s canyon country is rugged and beautiful. It can be inviting and a little scary. The views and history draw you in to discover what is hidden around the next bend. The lack of trails, signs, and distinctive landmarks can make hiking a challenge. Luckily Kane Gulch offers visitors a rustic hiking experience while making it fairly certain that you can’t get lost.
Category : Gardening , Hikes , Trips , Uncategorized , Volunteer Projects
Welcome to our blog. This is a free-form brain dump for anything going on in our lives that we feel like writing about. Topics will include hikes, road trips, gardening, volunteer projects and rants about what’s going on in the world. We hope you enjoy it.
-Scott & Suzy