Cuyahoga is the least impressive Nat’l Park we’ve seen. (To be fair, Brandywine Falls was closed for road construction.) More like a state park, with residential and agricultural areas throughout. Originally designated as a national [...]
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame was like drinking from a music firehose. So many recordings and videos, including heartfelt induction ceremonies. Any of these artists are worthy a YouTube search.
Cleveland in July was humming with street concerts, outdoor cafes and sports stadiums.
We made sure we walked enough to burn off all the great food in Del Mar (just north of San Diego).
We toured an old gold mine in Julian, CA, which operated from 1870 to 1934, producing gold worth a few million in today's dollars. The mine was discovered by a newly freed slave from the [...]
On a HOT San Diego day, we met up with our St. Louis clan to shoot the breeze and swim.
We met up with our St. Louis family to see the San Diego Zoo, which I hadn't seen in decades. Still an amazing place!
What an exciting Summer Solstice at Willamette Valley Soaring! We each had our own 30 minute ride, towed up to 3,700 ft. before we released the tow line to fly free (along with a glider [...]
Yesterday with my mother and today with my grandson. "And the seasons, they go round and round. And the painted ponies go up and down. We're captive on the carousel of time. We can't return, [...]
We love being title sponsors at the CLUB (Contractors, Legislators, Unions and Business) golf tournament – involving the professionals that work in and around Washington state to bring its citizens the goods, services, safety and [...]
Months of planning brought our dear Parisian friend Michèle all the way from Brazil to Bozeman, Montana, where we picked her up to join us at Hubbard Lodge. Little did we know that Mother Nature [...]
We stopped off in Boise to see Nancy Nuerenberg (who couldn't make it to Vegas for birthday weekend). Fun time biking and golfing!