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• Who Needs SeaWorld?

  

  The more we see animals in the wild the less we enjoy seeing them in cages. Even the wonderfully clean and professionally administered San Diego Zoo left us... Read more

  Posted on 11 February 2013 ANIMALS & WILDLIFE, OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Madness of Crowds

  

  For a guy who doesn’t get terribly excited about hamburgers or, for that matter, fast food, how is it that I deliberately went out of my way to find one of the... Read more

  Posted on 08 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• From Sea to Shining Sea

  

  Pacific Beach, CaliforniaIt took me by surprise. Not the ocean. That we found right where we expected to. What surprised me was the strange sense of... Read more

  Posted on 04 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Ocean to Ocean Bridge

  

  It’s a strange name for a bridge that doesn’t come within 170 miles of the nearest ocean. But once upon a time this little span that physically links Arizona... Read more

  Posted on 01 February 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Clean Coal

  

  On a cold and cloudy day, billowing steam from the giant 2,250 megawatt coal-fired Navajo Generating Station gives the impression that this otherwise pristine... Read more

  Posted on 30 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• A Chaotic Kaleidoscope of Color

  

  Regional festivals are something we never think to include in our trip planning. It’s an ongoing blind spot of ours. Mostly we roll into town and discover that... Read more

  Posted on 28 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Of Donkeys and Asses

  

  I think I’d prefer “ghost towns” if they had more, you know, actual ghosts. I’d be happier still if they simply had fewer living people. Read more

  Posted on 25 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Thar Be Dragons

  

  In medieval times cartographers often placed dragons and sea serpents in uncharted areas of their maps. While they may not have literally believed these... Read more

  Posted on 21 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Horseshoe Bend from Behind the Lens

  

  The iconic turn of the Colorado River known as Horseshoe Bend is easy enough to get to. From Page, AZ, it’s a short five mile drive from town followed by a... Read more

  Posted on 18 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Around the World in Vegas (Sort Of)

  

  There’s more to Las Vegas than just gambling, shopping and shows. And yes, more even than drinking, fornicating and otherwise embarrassing yourself in ways you... Read more

  Posted on 14 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• The Fire and Water of Antelope Canyon

  

  Hiking at our typical speed we’d ordinarily have blazed through the meager 600 foot length of Antelope Canyon in about two minutes. Instead, we spent closer to... Read more

  Posted on 11 January 2013 OUTDOORS, PHOTOGRAPHY, TRAVEL

• Grand Canyon Civil War: North Vs. South

  

  Imperial Point, Grand Canyon National Park, North RimWe heard a lot about the North Rim of the Grand Canyon before arriving. Mostly we heard that it was better... Read more

  Posted on 07 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL, TREK

• How to Revolutionize Your Financial Life

  

  Editors Note: This article has been updated from the original version which first appeared on EverywhereOnce in November 2011. With New Year’s celebrations now... Read more

  Posted on 04 January 2013 ECONOMICS, FINANCE

• How to Become Fearless

  

  Hey, that’s my ride!Editor’s Note: This article first appeared here on January 1, 2011. We’re publishing it again as a perennial New Year’s reminder. Read more

  Posted on 01 January 2013 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Best of the Blog: 2012’s Top 10 (continued)

  

  Earlier this week we started counting down our ten most popular posts of the prior year. Today we finish with the year’s best five.5) Go Big or Go Home. Read more

  Posted on 28 December 2012 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Best of the Blog: 2012’s Top 10

  

  A thermal pool at Yellowstone National ParkWith 2012 coming to a close it’s once again time for the annual retrospective. This year, instead of us selecting... Read more

  Posted on 26 December 2012 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Utah in the Rearview Mirror

  

  Utah may be only the 13th largest U.S. state by area, but within its borders we found diversity enough for an entire continent. Read more

  Posted on 21 December 2012 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Impressionist Zion

  

  The autumn colors that adorned Zion National Park’s rosy canyon walls looked to me like they were drawn from a great impressionist painting. Read more

  Posted on 19 December 2012 ART & DESIGN, CULTURE, OUTDOORS, TRAVEL, TREK

• Where Man’s Best Friend Finds a Friend of His Own

  

  3,700,000That’s approximately the number of animals euthanized in the United States each year.They come to that end because of broken homes and busted dreams;... Read more

  Posted on 17 December 2012 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL

• Buckskin Gulch

  

  in southern Utah is the longest and deepest slot canyon in the southwest and quite possibly the longest in the world. It also happens to be the first slot canyo... Read more

  Posted on 14 December 2012 OUTDOORS, TRAVEL