Just Published: Cuban Refugee Chugs
One of our stories just came out in the Summer issue of National Parks Magazine. Hats off to the publishers,
Tag: Florida
A Bit of Bhutan at the Tipping Point
In the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, they decorate their cargo trucks with bright colors, and often paint wild faces on
The reanimation of our adventure mobile; recap, perspective, and moving forward
Just a little while back, we dove into this adventure of gutting and remodeling a 1984 Dolphin motor home that
An End, a Start, and a Double Trinity
It was with some nostalgia that we waved farewell to Steve’s 2004 WRX wagon this afternoon. Even before the hurricane,
Below Biscayne & Sunken Pirate Ships
Nearly 200 years ago, the Spanish slave ship Guerrero ran aground in the Florida Keys. Today, archaeologists are searching for
Aluminum!
The big flatbed came to a halt in front of our house amidst some chaos. Steve’s son had been visiting
Smaller, Sweeter, Cheaper
We were pushing a shopping cart full of Thanksgiving ingredients through the Winn-Dixie shopping center on Big Pine Key last
Merlin Migration
Every fall these fierce little flyers come back to the Keys, where they spend the winter, or just stop off
Irma Update to the Travel Guide
An update for our award-winning Quixotic Key West & the Lower Keys Travel Guide is now available for download. It
Hurricane Irma, Tales from the Lower Keys
Two travel writers, journalists and Lower Keys locals share tales of hurricane Irma.
