Traveling through the Mid-Atlantic states (and beyond!) one day at a time.
It might’ve been cold outside, but the sun was shining. I had to get outside. I wanted to go to my favorite National Park in the area, Fort Washington, but then realized that nearby, there was another park to explore: Piscataway Creek Stream Valley Park. Continue reading The National Colonial Farm at Piscataway Creek
10/11/26 UPDATE: Updated with available pots! I may be starting to sell my pots on the side soon. More to … Continue reading UPDATE (10/11/26): Free pottery!
My first “big adventure” trip as a solo traveler: Arches and Canyonlands National Park in Utah. Turns out, I had no need to be worried: the two parks are the Disneyland and Westworld of National Parks, if you will. Continue reading Solo adventure trip: Arches and Canyonlands National Park
I’ve continued my East Coast/Mid-Atlantic explorations, despite my lack of blogging. Hopefully, I’ll be back soon to share in my adventures! Continue reading I’m back…hopefully
The tiny lake resort town of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho has grown, I’m told, but it’s still pretty small. Continue reading CDA & Northern Idaho: towns around I-90
I planned my trip with an overnight stay in Spokane, but didn’t really know what to visit when I got there. Continue reading Few hours to burn in Spokane
I went back to the West Coast for a birthday trip, checking off a few places on my “to visit” list I couldn’t get to while I lived in Washington state. Continue reading Return to the land of tall trees & waterfalls: (Eastern) Washington State
I’ve heard about White’s Ferry, since it’s been in the news lately for flooding. I decided it was time to visit, and learned a little along the way. Continue reading White’s Ferry: the lone ferry on the Potomac
I didn’t know much about Charlottesville: I only went for a tour of Monticello, but along the way, found myself relaxed by the countryside atmosphere. Continue reading Founding Fathers Part II: Monticello & Charlottesville
Ever since I visited Mount Vernon, I wanted to visit Fort Washington and decided since it was close to where I was, it was the perfect day. Continue reading Defending the city: Fort Washington
