A thin layer of fog Baboquivari Peak peeks through the mist

At the I-19 frontage road and Arivaca Road, just outside Amado, Arizona

As Lesa, Lou and I were parked at the Sierra Vista Walmart, we were approached by a couple who were former boondockers. (They had a child an...

I posted a photo the other day of my friend Lou in front of the vardo he built and now lives in. There was a request for more photos. Here t...

That's what the sign said (a sandwich board—how appropriate) as we rolled through Rodeo, New Mexico. So, being the leader of our little ...

A great morning to explore the trails. Lou, Ozzie and Lesa

I was here in the spring, but now I'm back with friends Lou and Lesa. It's fun to see them get excited about this interesting place....

I know. People farther north and at higher elevations are having colder weather than this. Some are having snow. In some places your spit fr...

Lou rolled into Truth or Consequences today after a summer of wandering, with less hair but more solar panels. We have many stories and mu...

This old Lockheed T-33 trainer jet sits at the entrance of the Truth or Consequences Municipal Airport. I think the Roswell aliens deposi...

Time for new shock absorbers. Or, as the Brits call them, dampers.

I was surprised and disappointed to learn we switch back to standard time tonight instead of next week, as I had been thinking. I don't ...

When choosing a vehicle for living on the road full time, there's the battle between room and fuel economy. That's less of a probl...

Hold actual branches and leaves up to the truck, and spray. Presto, homemade camo. How can we tell this sign was hand lettered, boy...

One of the basic things I learned in my former advertising career is that the way we describe things shapes people's perceptions of them...