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Monthly Archives: January 2013
Beach Babes
I’m at that age when many of my friends are having kids. I’ve never wanted to be a mom, but I am excited to be an Aunt. It’s important to have kids in my life – youth keeps us young – … Continue reading
Posted in Bowie & D.O.G., Photography, Uncategorized, Vagabonding 101
Tagged jellyfish, sunset, Virginia Beach
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Let It Snow!
We finally got some snow in Virginia! It’s about time. I love snow! We also got some visitors: my friend Sarah and Drew’s friend Joy both came to visit in the same weekend. So what do you do with people … Continue reading
Upcoming on the Blonde Coyote!
Hey Everybody, I hope you haven’t missed me too much this week. I’ve been fighting off the flu. Ick! It was a good week to be out of commission: I finally got around to sending my beloved camera into Olympus … Continue reading
Friends in High Places
My climbing friend Sarah and I met on a very big mountain in Ecuador: Gua-Gua Pinchincha. We climbed all 15,695-feet of Gua-Gua (pronounced Waa-Waa) the hard way: hand-over-hand up a dozen fixed rope pitches to a rappel off a cliff, and then … Continue reading
Appalachian Trail: the Devil’s Marbleyard to the James River
Last week, after hiking with Drew’s family to the Devil’s Marbleyard, when everybody headed back down the trail to their cars, Dio and I kept going up and over the mountain to meet up with the Appalachian Trail. After an … Continue reading
Finding D.O.G.
Four years ago today, I took a road trip to Monument Valley, near the Arizona – Utah border, and came home with a puppy. Keeping a skinny, filthy, half-wild mutt I found wandering in the desert could have been a complete … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachian Trail, Bowie & D.O.G., Hiking!, New Mexico, Photography, Road tripping!, Vagabonding 101
Tagged adoption, Monument Valley, stray dog
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Happy Birthday, Jack London!
Happy Birthday to one of my favorite writers, Jack London! Last summer, leaving the Bay Area, heading north across the Golden Gate Bridge on Highway 101, I saw an exit for Napa Valley and took a last second detour. Pulling over to … Continue reading
Posted in Photography, Road tripping!, Uncategorized, Vagabonding 101
Tagged Beauty Ranch, Jack London
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Devilish Geology at the Devil’s Marbleyard
Geology was my first love. As a young girl, I discovered a treasure trove of seashells on top of a mountain and ever since, I’ve been in love with the rise and fall of the lay of the land. Now … Continue reading
Posted in Appalachian Trail, Bowie & D.O.G., Hiking!, Photography
Tagged Appalachian Mountains, Devil's Marbleyard, geology, Virginia
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The Blonde Coyote Freshly Pressed, Again!
Hey Everybody, Yesterday, the Blonde Coyote was Freshly Pressed for the fifth time! My water conservation post “The Weight of Water” caught somebody’s eye at WordPress and it was featured on the platform’s home page. Writing is meant to be read and … Continue reading
The Weight of Water
In an effort to raise awareness about water conservation among visitors to the Land of Enchantment, the Santa Fe Watershed Association and HospitalityGreen have asked me to pen a series of essays about my experiences living off rainwater in the … Continue reading
Posted in Hiking!, New Mexico, Photography, Sustainable Living, Uncategorized
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