Yosemite National Park
Yosemite gets its own post simply because it’s one of the best places on earth. Its granite walls have inspired people like Alex Hannold (CLICK THIS!) and Ansel Adams, climbing and photography legends respectively. There’s a risk that watching Alex’s exploits in Yosemite will make our little adventure shrink into tedium. […]
Canyons; Bryce and Zion
Bryce Canyon is a really cool piece of landscape to walk around. This lines up with the advice I was given in advance which saw us spend a couple of days there. It’s a lot smaller than the Grand Canyon, which makes it more accessible if not a little less… grand… […]
Canyonlands and Arches
We wallowed in PB for longer than we’d planned and the trip to Lake Havasu for spring break was an unplanned excursion from wholesome outdoorsy things. As it were, we’d been working towards a date to meet our mate, Kirky, in Phoenix so the schedule hadn’t really been sliding so much […]
Grand Canyon via Sedona
There was a period of two weeks in Huntington Beach and Pacific Beach. Darcy and I surfed a lot and the three of us settled in to a routine daily purchase of 1.75 L of spirits. There was a little shock in realising the magnitude of our alcohol habits but […]
Next Stop, Death Valley
There’s really nothing to say about Las Vegas and definitely nothing to show for it. We came, we saw, and we were well and truly conquered. There’s no question that we crammed a lot of fun in, but the desire to leave was unanimous after 3 nights.The next stop would […]
Caroline and the boys
It doesn’t feel that long ago that I bought my first DSLR. It also doesn’t feel like there was a good 2 years of futile tinkering and a only a handful of photos to see the light of day after that. It wasn’t until 2011 when I jumped onboad my […]
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