Camping, Colorado History, Hiking, Indigenous History, National Parks, The Great Outdoors, Travel

Public Lands are Sacred Lands

What do you hold sacred? Sacred means deserving of respect (typically in relation to a spiritual or religious affiliation). Sacred … Continue reading Public Lands are Sacred Lands

Bourbon, Food and Drink, Kentucky Bourbon Trail, Travel

Completing the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Passport!

With only two stamps needed to complete our original Bourbon Trail passport book, I met up with my dad again … Continue reading Completing the Kentucky Bourbon Trail Passport!

Bourbon, Food and Drink, Kentucky Bourbon Trail, Travel

Bourbon Trail Adventures: The First Time We Tasted Pappy Van Winkle!

Round three of our bourbon trail adventures! Highlights: touring the Independent Stave Company, exploring Lexington, and finding Pappy! This is … Continue reading Bourbon Trail Adventures: The First Time We Tasted Pappy Van Winkle!

Colorado History

The Legacy of Denver’s Mile Houses and Smoky Hill Trail.

There are mile markers, whether it be on the road of life or just your everyday commute, that signify where … Continue reading The Legacy of Denver’s Mile Houses and Smoky Hill Trail.

14er, Bourbon, Fishing, Food and Drink, Hiking, Mountain Towns, The Great Outdoors, Travel

The Best Fun and Fare in Fairplay, CO.

A Summer Weekend Itinerary: Best Breakfast in Town: Mr. Burro Cafe Co-owners Mily Romero and Lula Frausto opened Mr. Burro … Continue reading The Best Fun and Fare in Fairplay, CO.

Discovering Bardstown, Kentucky: A Bourbon Enthusiast’s Journey

Kentucky Bourbon Trail: Round 2! (This is part three of a five-part series. Parts one and two can be found … Continue reading Discovering Bardstown, Kentucky: A Bourbon Enthusiast’s Journey

Food and Drink, Indigenous History, National Parks, The Great Outdoors

Indigenous Homelands, Historic Trails, and Amazing Fossils: Exploring NPS Sites Near the Wyoming and Nebraska Border.

On a whim and a three-day weekend, my spouse and I decided to jump in the car and head three … Continue reading Indigenous Homelands, Historic Trails, and Amazing Fossils: Exploring NPS Sites Near the Wyoming and Nebraska Border.

Bourbon, Food and Drink, Kentucky Bourbon Trail, National Parks, Travel

The Kentucky Bourbon Trail: Our First Time on the Trail.

(This is part two of a five-part series. Part one can be found here. Stay tuned for the rest of … Continue reading The Kentucky Bourbon Trail: Our First Time on the Trail.