It is said to be one of Zion’s most precious gifts—etching its way through rock, carving out canyons. Here, it is the most powerful influencer of physical shape and life. It oozes from porous sandstone and cuts through the park in the form of the Virgin River. It gives birth to lush respites in an Read More →

Wednesday, June 8, 2016 Yesterday evening I hiked the Watchman Trail alone. It was stunning and felt really nice to experience it solo – there was a kind of meditative effect that progressed with each quiet, repetitive step. The path was mostly sandy and rocky and held the footprints of those who came before me. Read More →

Saturday, May 28, 2016 This morning we hiked out into the forest surrounding our free campsite. It felt adventurous and refreshing to explore the mostly undisturbed nature around us. If you’re quiet enough, you can hear the rustling of life around you even if you can’t always see it. We headed toward a better view Read More →

Sunday, May 22, 2016 It feels a bit surreal to think that I will officially be houseless, living out of my RV, and on the road in less than three days. The plan is to spend the summer (more or less) traveling through the western part of the United States in my Winnebago Brave. That’s Read More →