The interesting thing about Texas isn’t just how big it is, but how its vast history and geography mix to swallow a traveler. There’s so much to see and so much space to cover that I’ve found myself tracking some sort of beeline from south to central, west to north, and now I’m aiming back …
After Big Bend, I headed northbound to Las Cruces, NM. There I stayed with a kind woman who was a former resident of my old hometown in Sonoma County. After being away from home for 3+ months, just being around somebody from Sonoma County did a little bit to help my homesickness. She made me … Continue reading “A Godforsaken Botany Bay of a Place”
Well, it’s been weeks since Kate and I separated our journey’s in New Orleans, but in that time she’s begun her own trip, I’ve continued mine, and our paths crossed again here in Texas. It was great to spend a few days together exploring Big Bend National Park and Terlingua, but Kate is already into … Continue reading Reuniting In The Lone Star State
Spending time with my extended family in Kansas turned out to be a blessing. My grandparents drove me to Wamego, where we reviewed family history. I looked out the window as my grandmother narrated the tour; she pointed out the house where my grandmother was raised and the small building that was her schoolhouse. The … Continue reading We’re not in Kansas Anymore
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