Rebecca posted her Bryce Canyon & Cedar Breaks galleries.
Travel
Shortcuts to the Sierra Buttes
by tmangan • November 7, 2007 • 0 Comments
The Sierra Buttes are a rocky hilltop visible from Highway 49 north of Sierra City. It’s been my “to go” list for some time now (but then again, pretty much the whole range is on that list). Getting up there…
A fun adventurer’s blog
by tmangan • November 6, 2007 • 0 Comments
Captain Crash has been traveling from Mexico to Antarctica. Lately he’s been counting condors in Patagonia . From a recent excerpt: So a summary! (Said in a Monte Python
Driving through California’s volcano country
by tmangan • November 6, 2007 • 2 Comments
An Associated Press story in the Mercury News travel section suggests taking a scenic drive from the coast to Lassen Volcanic National Park: Looking for a road trip getaway? Consider heading for the far northern end of California and taking…
Thru-canoeing
by tmangan • November 20, 2006 • 0 Comments
Last night, way past bedtime, I did one last look at Trail Journals and noticed a reference to the Mississippi River. Further study revealed a journal kept by woman who paddled a canoe the entire length of the Mississippi last…
Grapes, yes; wrath, no
by tmangan • August 13, 2006 • 0 Comments
The Wine Country is Disneyland for grown-ups: it promises large quantities of things we require — alcoholic beverages — and small quantities of things we’ve outgrown, such as bone-rattling thrill rides. What happens in the Wine Country is that people…
Road trip planner
by tmangan • March 6, 2006 • 1 Comment
Spadout.com has a 50-state map of popular climbing destinations. Last on my list: Suicide Rocks, California.
Talk about your cool event
by tmangan • December 2, 2005 • 2 Comments
I’m sorely tempted to book passage to small Colorado mountain town for Frozen Dead Guy Days.
In honor of Veterans Day
by tmangan • November 11, 2005 • 0 Comments
I give you Tactical Fishing in Afghanistan. During official meetings with local officials and United Nations workers, after topics of humanitarian assistance and civil military projects were discussed, came what men do universally, “talk fishing”. I mention that I had…