Nomad exploring life wherever I am
I left Florida on January 2, 2021 and didn’t return home until early November, 2022. So, yeah, 22 months on the road, where my longest stay anywhere was 14 days (the limit at most state and national parks). So how did things go, spending that much time in almost constant motion?
Let’s just say the life of a vagabond can be rather unpredictable…
I keep a spreadsheet that shows where I’ve been by year and day, partly to remember where I was when and partly because it’s fun to look across the years and see the extent of my travels. Turns out September 30 has been a pretty good day for me since I started the vagabond life…
Here’s five more photos that didn’t seem to fit into any post so they get to share this one, simply because I like them too much to let them stay unpublished. No travelogue or politics in this post, just photos from the northeastern US.
Everyone knows about THE Grand Canyon, right? That one in Arizona where the Colorado River looks like a tiny silver thread because it’s so far down there. The one where you can’t even see from rim to rim because it’s THAT BIG. Well, it seems like not everyone has enough respect for THE Grand Canyon because there’s a lot of “the Grand Canyon of <geographical area>” going around. It’s all nonsense, this “Grand Canyon of the Whatever” talk. Let’s take a look at some of the contenders…