A Visit to Death Valley: Unlike Any Other Place on Earth All photos courtesy of Judy Schweitzer, from our family album, unless otherwise indicated. Death Valley is a composite of oddities and anomalies that covers an area of about 3,000 square miles of otherworldly views and scenery that may make you feel as though […]
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Summer: Road Trip Time
Road Trip Time It’s summer: road trip time for many of us. We try to get away each summer for a week or two. Sometimes it’s even longer depending on the distance we’re traveling. No matter whether it’s a long or short trip, there are items that make it more comfortable and convenient as we […]
Trouble Walking? Drive Instead!
Trouble Walking? Drive Instead! Photo Courtesy of Amazon Item Is Available To Purchase On This Page My Lung Condition Makes Walking Impossible Going shopping seems like so much fun doesn’t it? Or just taking a walk in the mall or park? How about going to a movie and parking in the north 40 and walking […]
Beautiful Old Mesilla, New Mexico
Photos, unless otherwise noted, are from our family album, Courtesy of Judy Schweitzer and/or Jess Lines. Las Cruces, Historic Old West Town On a trip to Las Cruces, we were introduced to Old Mesilla, New Mexico, (Mes-si-yah),) a charming, historic part of the town located on Avenida de Mesilla. The town originally belonged to Mexico […]
Vacation In A Lighthouse
Photo Credit Vacation in a Lighthouse When it’s the time of year that you need a little relaxation, but you want something a bit different in a vacation, how about a vacation in a lighthouse? It’s one of the most unique experiences you will ever have. Where else can you go to sleep […]