Eric, Jaco, and Juan de Fuca
After storming the Olympics, we found a safe harbor with Eric, Jaco, and Juan de Fuca.
Senior travel
Domestic Detour
For the next two months, we will be driving through Western Washington and then on to San Francisco, California.
Santa Barbara Black and Blue
For all its charm and excellence, the American Riviera has taken an environmental pounding from the prized and prolific reserves of crude oil lying in wait beneath its bright and vibrant surface.
Ladies and Gentlemen of Pebble Beach
As a wee lad, I had the very good fortune to learn the game of golf. By playing golf, I realized the importance of honesty, courtesy, and several other core values that shaped my life and personality.
Between Pacific Tides
“His mind had no horizons. He was interested in everything.”
Unabridged Steinbeck
After a prodigious writing career, including a Nobel Prize for Literature, Pulitzer Prize Fiction Award, and United States Medal of Freedom, John Steinbeck remained true to his roots, planted deep within the fertile soil of the Salinas Valley.
September by the Sea
From its fabled golf links to its profuse marine life, Monterey, California has inspired artists, athletes, scientists, and even a Nobel Prize winning author.
Festival of Geologic Fun
Recent volcanic activity makes Mammoth Lakes a fascinating festival of fun.
Mt. Whitney: Esther’s Gold Medal
While I alternated between sleeping in the car and running to the pit toilet, Esther completed one of the greatest day hikes in the United States.
To the Timberline and Beyond
To acclimatize for our upcoming Mt. Whitney attempt, we crossed the timberline on three training hikes of increasing altitude and elevation gain.
