Europe and the United Kingdom, Family, Historic Sites, Museums, Opinion, Style, Travel, Uncategorized, Vacation, Writing

The British Museum revisited

On our summer 2025 trip to London, we once again visited the British Museum. Spanning nearly the breadth of human history, the museum houses over 2 million artifacts- including some that involve controversy. This post contains updated photos, along with a brief synopsis of the controversy associated with the Parthenon sculptures.

American West, California, Hiking, Opinion, Outdoors, Travel, Uncategorized, Writing

Bonita Falls

With over 300 miles of trail in 680000 acres of the San Bernardino National Forest, there is much to explore. On a warm Sunday afternoon, we hiked to Bonita Falls and spent some time cooling off in the creek.

Europe and the United Kingdom, Historic Sites, Museums, Opinion, Outdoors, Style, Traditions, Travel, Vacation, Writing

Keukenhof

Hailed as the world’s 'most beautiful spring garden,' Keukenhof celebrates the short blooming season of bulbed spring flowers. From daffodils and hyacinths to the Netherlands’ famous tulips, Keukenhof explodes with vibrant colors and one-of-a-kind varieties of flowers throughout the month of April.

American West, California, Camping, Hiking, National Parks, Opinion, Outdoors, Travel, Uncategorized, Vacation, Writing

Kelso Dunes

Located in the Mojave National Preserve along I-40 in Southern California, Kelso Dunes offers fun recreational opportunities for camping, hiking, and sliding on the 'singing' sand dunes.

California, Dogs, Family, Food, Hiking, Historic Sites, Opinion, Outdoors, Safety, Travel, Uncategorized, Writing

Love Letters to Eaton Canyon: Eaton Fire Trail Closures

The Eaton Fire, now fully contained after burning over 14000 acres, has destroyed many homes and businesses throughout Altadena, Pasadena, and Sierra Madre. Also lost in the fire are many beloved hiking trails and recreation spots in the Angeles National Forest and Los Angeles County.