Author: Garrick
You Might as Well, Be Walking on the Sun: Day Floats-Yuma
In my last post, I wrote about night tubing down the Colorado River in Yuma—glow sticks, waterproof Bluetooth speakers, questionable…
Night Tubing in Yuma: When Floating Down a River in the Dark Seemed Like a Great Idea
A Little Background There was a period of my life when I lived in Yuma, Arizona, had a limited entertainment…
A Quick Update: Apparently I Have to Actually Write the Travel Blog
So… about the Out to Sea series. You may have noticed that my new blog post have been moving along…
Life Between Trips: An Update from the Road
For a while, I thought I needed a boarding pass to feel like I was moving forward. Turns out… I…
Time to Chow Down in Downtown Anchorage
So on my trip to Anchorage, I found a few things to eat along the way. I arrived late into…
The Tub Is Only Half Full- The Hoover Dam: Tales From The Travel Archives
Once again it is time to open the Travel Archives to tell you a tale from the past, so here…
Out to Sea 4: The Revenge Tour
Some vacations are about seeing somewhere new. Some are about escaping winter, work, responsibilities, and the general nonsense of adulthood….
Out to Sea 3: Back on the Water
Sometimes you plan a vacation because there is somewhere you desperately want to go. Other times, you plan one because…
Oh Canada, Part Two: Banff in Full Color, Calgary Revisited, and the Trip That Wouldn’t End
Apparently, seeing Canada once wasn’t enough. Or twice, technically. My first trip to Canada was way back in eighth grade…
Oh Canada, Part One: Calgary/Banff
Some trips start with months of careful planning, detailed itineraries, and spreadsheets. Others start with a much simpler thought: “I…