The Peripatetic Traveler
Thoughts about my travels - of all kinds.
I’m still cleaning off my desk. With tonight’s post, I’ll be able to get one more piece of paper off it and into the trash. YAY! Last year I wrote a...
I was cleaning off my desk this weekend, in preparation for my next trip (canoeing down the Green River, in Utah), and I found a piece of paper with some post-motorcycle-adventure...
Although these people will never know it, I’m very grateful to them for helping me out on my ride: The guest (a young woman) and the desk clerk (a young man)...
As I traveled in July and August, and blogged about it, I had the occasional request to let people see, on a map, where I had been. It took a while,...
It was a hail of a day! Sunday morning, my last day on the road for a while, dawned clear and beautiful, as desert days usually do. I stacked and packed...
I hate it when reality rears its ugly head. After a day of bliss on the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (C&TS), I had to put some serious miles on the...
How do I describe a day of bliss in a blog post? There are facts: The Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad (C&TS) runs at least two trains daily (one eastbound, one westbound)...
With a total distance of over 550 miles (as the Honda rolls) between Casper, Wyoming, and Antonito, Colorado, I knew it would take two days to make the trip. I also...
Would the last one leaving please turn out the lights? That’s how I felt the Monday I left Sturgis. I also had a flashback to my college days, when I would...
In my last post I told you about visiting the Minuteman Missile National Historic Site and then ran out of space. There was still a lot of day left when I departed...
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