I was feeling a little cabin feverish yesterday, even after walking for a couple of miles. I needed a new vista. So I drove to Arivaca Lak...

State Highway 286 runs along the west side of Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge. Arivaca-Sasabe Road bisects it east to west (or west to...

The past few days I’ve been camped in a wildlife refuge. Seeking refuge myself. I’m not wild, but I’m not exactly domesticated, either.  ...

The canned pork was a success, so I decided to try the canned beef. Same deal—a buck for a pound and a half—but in a fancier can. Y...

Woke up to a rainbow. That's a good thing, right?

I continue to be okay. May the same be true for all of you.

I don’t use a lot of milk, just some on my cereal. And I don’t have cereal that often. Maybe once a week. So I usually buy single-serving bo...

Stay home, they say, to stop the spread of Covid-19. But what about going outdoors, away from people? There’s disagreement on that, differen...

I’ve relocated to Buenos Aires National Wildlife Refuge, about 60 miles south of Tucson and a dozen miles from Sonora. Baboquivari Peak an...

There are two roads into the boondocking area Michael suggested. One approaches from the northeast, the other from the southeast. They inter...

RootlessLiving maintains a list of the status of various states’ parks. Open, closed, open but camping closed, etc. Here’s the link . An...

The Campendium listing warned one of the boondocking spots here, backed by a hill, served as a range for fire arms hobbyists, so I knew it...

I’m getting wiser and more cautious as I age. Or maybe just less adventurous and more cowardly. Either way, it means I avoid driving down qu...

Last week I was in Los Angeles for a checkup. I was not quite asleep in the Rolling Steel Tent when I started to feel a buzzing sensation ...

Thanks to a comment by a friend, and directions from campendium.com, I’m social distancing at a place that's new to me, between Tucson a...