.The town of Frisco, Colorado sits high in the Rocky Mountains on the shores of Lake Dillon. Frisco and I go way back. I still remember driving by the place where Lake Dillon would be and hearing my mom say, “There’s going to be a lake over in that valley soon.” The dam was completed in 1963 and the … [Read more...] about Frisco, Colorado: Rocky Mountain Memories
Another Travel Surprise
Just when I think I’m a good and savvy traveler another travel surprise comes along and bites me in the rear. There I was, at the airport Fastpark a bit late due to a 5 mile back up on I-95. I breathed a big sigh of relief knowing I’d make my flight to Denver with 30 minutes to spare. On … [Read more...] about Another Travel Surprise
Hey Colorado, I’m Coming Home
Hey Colorado, It Was Not That Long Ago. Only a few of us around have ever even heard that song, but I remember parts of it. Probably because I have left Colorado so many times and thought of those lyrics from time-to-time. Well, one of the things that keeps me sane while living in Baltimore is going … [Read more...] about Hey Colorado, I’m Coming Home
Favorites for Fall Foliage
When considering my favorites for fall foliage viewing several states and countries came to mind. I've been so fortunate to be able to travel all over the 50 United States and several foreign countries. Some of my trips have been mainly to see spectacular fall colors as trees retire their foliage … [Read more...] about Favorites for Fall Foliage
Bridges and Water
I bet Im not the only one who loves photographing bridges and water. What is it about these two subjects that begs for the photographers attention? I don't know, but I do know I'm trigger happy on the shutter release whenever I'm around beautiful sparkling waters and mind-blowing bridges. Here some … [Read more...] about Bridges and Water
Grand Junction, Colorado: A Different State
When people think of Colorado they usually picture magnificent mountains and happy skiers blasting down a snowy mountain. Or maybe the big city of Denver with its skyscrapers situated at the foot of the majestic Rockies. There is, however, a much different part of the state that rarely is in the … [Read more...] about Grand Junction, Colorado: A Different State
José Andrés:Washington DC Restaurant Mastermind
I first heard of José Andrés from friends in a supper club I’m in. They told me about Jaleo, a Spanish restaurant in Washington, DC and how good the food was. Since my wife and I love Spanish food we gave it a try. Jaleo was a great introduction to the world of José Andrés. The food was excellent, … [Read more...] about José Andrés:Washington DC Restaurant Mastermind
Scenes from in and around Baltimore
As a transplant to the Baltimore area, I have traveled near and far exploring the region. Here are some photos of my favorite areas and places from my travels around this city by the Chesapeake Bay. When in search of good food in Baltimore one does not have to travel far. Chicken Rico does … [Read more...] about Scenes from in and around Baltimore
28 Hours In DC: Hot Stuff
Washington DC is one of the biggest tourist destinations in the Mid-Atlantic region. On each visit I find new places and experiences that keep me coming back for more. I rarely spend the night since it only takes an hour and a half to drive home, but on this latest trip we spent 28 hours in DC on a … [Read more...] about 28 Hours In DC: Hot Stuff
Summer vacations in Alaska
This time of year my thoughts of summer vacations start drifting northward in anticipation of our annual fishing trip to Alaska. Every trip brings new memories and experiences and this year's trip promises more of the same. I've been extremely fortunate to be able to go up 19 out of 20 summers for … [Read more...] about Summer vacations in Alaska
