Frontier Pathways is one of the foremost byways I struggle to photograph well even though I've traveled its full length

February has been quite cold and snowy, so I thought it will be a good idea to share some snow photos

I decided to continue the story of trees this month

It seems like we do our best travels when the leaves are turning color. For example, this year we managed two trips back-to-back for some...

This amazing journey down the southwestern corner of Colorado counts as both a Scenic and Historic Byway ...

In my previous "meandering" post, I mentioned a visit to Blue Mesa Reservoir and a trip for a 50th anniversary celebration

We've been meandering quite a bit recently, which meant multiple short trips to different locations during the past several weeks...

I'm certainly hoping our May visit to Utah will be just the first time we visit to explore this amazing area.

We took our first camping trip of the year so we could explore the unbelievably impressive canyons of the immense Colorado Plateau.

Colorado has 26 designated Scenic & Historical Byways and one of my goals is to collect photos from all of them.

Colorado's mining history has provided cool and interesting roads and trails.

At the beginning of February, we visited family in Georgia and we had plans of exploring ...

Lacking inspiration, I started looking through my photos and decided I actually have enough horses to write about them at least once.

I had planned to spend a little time sharing what I've found out about various wildflowers I've posted, but that got too complicated.

"It's not gneiss to take me for granite!" This silly pun came to mind when we passed an information marker about nearby geologic formations

Our most recent trip was a quiet, seven-day escape in Wyoming to recharge.

A few months ago, my sister invited us to join her and her kids in Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado the first week of May.

I started to wonder about the actual distribution of the Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep compared to the desert bighorns in Colorado.

I have to admit I lost interest in butterflies and moths after I learned a little about them in school.

Whenever possible, my husband and I get off the interstates and travel two-lane highways, byways, backroads, tracks and trails. Life is...