Since I made a whole trip and several posts about the Desert Superbloom, I really wanted to show...(Read More)
The Spider Single Camera Holster is one of my favorite pieces of camera gear. I have owned it and...(Read More)
As I mentioned in my previous post, I met up with some fellow photographer friends from The...(Read More)
The Whitebird Grade has amazing views of the canyon nearly 3000 feet below, but it also has a lot...(Read More)
Atomic research plays a big role in the history of eastern Idaho. I recently learned that the...(Read More)
A question that seems to come up often when people learn of my passion for photography is...(Read More)
The Photographer’s Weekend on the historic Sumpter Valley Railroad is a very
I wouldn’t call it a town, or even a village at this point. Slickpoo Idaho is more of a group...(Read More)
In the summer months, you can take a ride on the Sumpter Valley Railroad and feel like you have stepped back in time. Riding on a steam train is an experience that I really enjoy. The Sumpter Valley Railroad operates...(Read More)
I was trying to figure out a good adventure for my wife, daughter and I for a Saturday day trip when I remembered the waterfalls that we had tried to go to in the spring
While exploring Eastern Oregon I discovered The Oregon Trail Interpretive Center. I was at breakfast in Baker City and I picked up a visitor guide to look at while I waited. The guide had an ad for the interpretive...(Read More)
Mundo Hot Springs was the right place at the right time. I have seen the sign on the highway for years while driving to Boise, but I had never been there. Yesterday I was coming back from one of my adventures when my...(Read More)
I remember the excitement of piling into the car as a kid to go to the drive-in theater. It wasn’t like going to the multiplex and it wasn’t about just going to see a movie. It was about the
The Hangman’s Building in the ghost town of Virginia City Montana is now home to a custom hat shop, but it wasn’t always. This building has quite the history. On January 14th, 1864 the building was only...(Read More)
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