On The Road to (our last day at) Rocky Mt. National Park
/After taking a day off for some touristy sightseeing at Estes Park, and dinner with a cherished, long-time friend, we drove through the mountains one last time to explore RMNP.
Read MoreAfter taking a day off for some touristy sightseeing at Estes Park, and dinner with a cherished, long-time friend, we drove through the mountains one last time to explore RMNP.
Read MoreNever underestimate the healing effects of water or mountains. Being a lifelong Chicagoan, I’ve always been drawn to Lake Michigan. When I travel, I look for destinations with water, or mountains, since we don’t see anything vaguely resembling that in most Illinois topography.
Read MoreRocky Mountain National Park is the third most visited national park, with 4.7 million visitors in 2019, according to the National Park Service. I’ve visited Colorado many times, but never explored Rocky Mountain.
Read MoreOur last day at Yellowstone was all about the geysers and it was a perfect morning to see them, with clear sunny skies and cool early morning temps.
Read MoreWe wanted to get an early start this morning in hopes of seeing more wildlife at the opposite end of the park. The cooler morning temperatures made the rising steam from the geysers more visible as we drove past the Norris Geyser Basin.
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This is going to be a year of firsts - my first hosting of Passover Seder and my first Easter (holiday swap) at my friend Donna’s, without my Sweet Sara. I made it through, with much love and support from friends and family, but now I’m anticipating the heartache of Mother’s Day without my only daughter.