One day, when this is all overI’ll go back to the cityRent a bike, roam the streetsExplore the sights, enjoy the foodGet lost, be a tourist for a day. … for now I’ll enjoy the city from somewhere else. One … Continue reading One Day, I’ll Wander
today’s weather… rain, nature’s powerful cleansercomes down from the heavenwashes away the impurities in the airdisinfecting the earth, no lysol needed. and after the rain, out comes the suneven for a moment, to dry the landproviding warmth, and breath of … Continue reading Rain
Do you ask Google or Siri or Alexa these questions? Hey Google, what time is sunset? Hey Google, what time is sunrise? Do you take a break from life to see them? Continue reading Hey Google, What Time is Sunset?
forget time just sit still enjoy the moment that nature brings Continue reading Sunset
Aug 11, 2018. Rocky Mountain National Park. Rocky Mountain National Park Sunset @ 12000 ft On my arrival at Denver International Airport, I drove to Rocky Mountain National Park. Went to Fall River Visitor Center (elevation @ 8250 ft) and took the scenic route, the Trail Ridge Road, to Alpine Visitor Center, the highest point in the park (elevation @ 11796 ft). The scenic drive was, indeed, scenic, and a little nerve racking. It’s single lane on each side of the road, with sheer drops and no guard rails. There are pullout sections to enjoy the views on both sides … Continue reading Sunset @ Rocky Mountain National Park
Dec 20-23. Dry Tortugas National Park. The pinnacle of this adventure – camping at Dry Tortugas National Park. The whole idea of this road trip camping was built upon this. Wiki. Dry Tortugas National Park is a national park in the United States about 68 miles (109 km) west of Key West in the Gulf of Mexico. The park hosts Fort Jefferson, a massive but unfinished coastal fortress and the largest brick masonry structure in the Americas. Visitors can only access the park by ferry or seaplane from Key West, and the official ferry transportation is the Yankee Freedom Ferry. Dry … Continue reading Camping – Dry Tortugas National Park.
Dec 16-18. Jolly Rogers and Big Pine Key Fishing Lodge. From Upper Keys to the Lower Keys, the original plan was to camp in state parks (ie Curry Hammock and Bahia Honda state parks). However, these state parks were damaged … Continue reading Camping – The Keys
Dec 15-16. Elliott Key, Biscayne National Park. After 2 nights at the Everglades, next stop was an overnight camp at Elliott Key, Biscayne National Park. Elliott Key is a island accessible only by a boat trip from Dante Fascell Visitor Center. I had booked my boat trip in advance. Reservation was not required for camping in the island. A camp fee of $25.00 was due upon setting up camp. Elliott Key has bathroom facility for visitors and campers. Don’t expect hot shower, though! Like the Everglades, the island was still recovering from the hurricane. The trail leading to the other side of the … Continue reading Camping – Elliott Key
everyday the sun rises it may not always be clear but it does with a busy day ahead we oftentimes ignore it but if you can go out and find a spot you can bring your coffee if you want just stand still and watch it it’s free like it has always been everyday the sun sets it may not always be serene but it does with a busy day that has passed we pay no attention to it but if you can go out and find a spot you can have a beer if you want sit still … Continue reading Everyday. Always.
