Assuming Responsibility
On the first day of the Canadian Roadtrip Part Une this year, Melody looked over at me with a big grin and said, “We’re going on an Adventure! Are you… Read more »
Tag: camping
The Story of the Easter Basket
In March 2016, one week before Easter, I attended my first “Pagan Bunny Burn”, a Burner-like festival in the no-stop-light town of Elk Creek, about half way between Redding and… Read more »
Bunny’s Gonna Burn
This year I attended my first Pagan Bunny Burn, an event which is not a Burning Man regional, but might look like one if you squinted. Wednesday, 3/16/16 Leaving town… Read more »
SOAKed to the skin
A brief SOAK journal: Monday, pre-event: – I thought sure I would be the last [dis]Placement person on site, so I made a last minute trip to Tom and Manda’s… Read more »
“Hippy stacks”
This past week, I spent a day rafting the Mckenzie River with my cousin, his wife and their 8-year-old son. As we’re floating down the river, the boy noticed some… Read more »
Idaho camping, day 5
We woke very early and very cold; it dropped below freezing overnight. We were delighted to see deer in the campsite as we laid in bed. A four-point buck and… Read more »
Idaho camping, day 4
As morning came, we said goodbye to the Deadwood campground and got on the road. I stopped to take a picture of this daisy/sunflower looking weed that seems to grow… Read more »
Idaho camping, day 3
Like clockwork, we were up with the sun, but our campsite was nestled so deeply in a canyon, that’s about an hour later than normal. Still, the haze of forest… Read more »
Idaho camping, day 2
And we awoke about the same time the sun did. We took our time breaking camp, but still got on the road before 9:00 am. Except that we immediately crossed… Read more »
Idaho camping, day 1
Today was all about the driving. We followed I-84 east, almost to the edge of the Oregon-Idaho border. Well past the pass, we saw an abandoned factory just off the… Read more »