Category: Hot Spots and More

Meet Chuck Kashner. FISHING GUIDE, commercial fly tyer, and committed “fishaholic”, for Chuck fishing is a way of life. Second generations fly tyer; he has tied flies commercially for over …

Raised in a stick-built house in Canada by a British father and Canadian mother; and yet somehow I ended up in a single-wide trailer, in Reno, Nevada.  And yet somehow …

My journey began in San Diego, California on March 14. Total miles ridden are 738. I have taken one rest day. Today I averaged 10.1 mph while riding. Check out …

Just returned from a fantastic trip co-leading for Natural Habitat Adventures on their Yellowstone Winter Photo Expedition. We had such a wonderful group of travelers and perfect conditions on this trip, allowing …

The Indian Peaks Wilderness Area is one of the most highly visited wilderness areas in the nation. To preserve the wilderness experience, camping permits are required between June 1st and …

This is the story of Tim & Amanda. Since 2012 we have traveled the U.S. while living and working from our renovated 25-foot Airstream. Check out the blog here.

The slow lane can mean… Seeing more of USA than the in flight movie. Check out the blog here.

Sunday’s weather rose well over 50 degrees above 4,000 feet with plenty of sunshine.  The continued warm up made the ice rink trails a little easier to contend with, although …

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This blog deals with our outdoor heritage. It concentrates in particular on the history of fishing and fishing tackle, and seeks to provide interesting, informative, and important materials for anyone …