Categories
- Baseball (138)
- History (349)
- Battlefields (58)
- Forts (47)
- Historic Buildings (154)
- Lighthouses (51)
- Presidential Sites (99)
- Life Is Weird (70)
- Me and My Family (15)
- My Faith (8)
- Nature and the Outdoors (1,406)
- Birds (851)
- Camping (28)
- Hikes (59)
- Insects (83)
- Mammals (184)
- Plants (30)
- Reptiles, etc. (72)
- Rock Stacking (8)
- Scenery (254)
- The Sky (50)
- Pets (12)
- Red Bird (33)
- Red Chair (341)
- Roadside Attractions (745)
- Amusement Parks and Fairs (14)
- Cities (62)
- Food (233)
- Interesting Buildings (41)
- Museums (81)
- National Parks (95)
- Road Trips (22)
- Sculptures and Statues (61)
- Signs (30)
- Tours (13)
- Transportation (149)
- Zoos, Aquariums and Animal Parks (7)
- Sports (4)
- Stores (3)
- Stories behind Stuff (1)
- The Arts (177)
- Art (34)
- Books and Literature (37)
- Movies (22)
- Music (26)
- Performances (34)
- Photography (24)
- Pop Culture (16)
- TV (6)
- Things I've Learned Recently (2)
- Uncategorized (2)
- Work (2)
- Writing (3)
Archives
Stuff
Meta
Category Archives: Food
Sasquatch Outpost
We drove up into the mountains west of Denver to the tiny town of Bailey. We planned to buy a hot dog at Coney Island Boardwalk, the hot dog-shaped diner I ate at last summer, but it was closed and … Continue reading
Idaho Potato Museum
It seemed like a serious omission to visit Idaho and not tour the Idaho Potato Museum. It meant driving an extra 50 miles round trip, but that seemed like a small price to pay. And after visiting the museum, I … Continue reading
Plans A and B
Plan A on almost any given weekend is to go on some adventure with my wife. Plan B, if she wants to stay home, is to go birding. My Plan B today was to drive up to the little town … Continue reading
Columbus
We spent three days in Columbus at the beginning of Thanksgiving week. The weather was pleasant — not like the heavy snowstorms back in Colorado that shut down work for two days. It’s taken us a while, but we’ve finally … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Comments Off on Columbus
This and That
This was a day when you could fry an egg on any surface. It was close to 100° in Denver and not much better anywhere east of the mountains. I decided to check off some things on my list that … Continue reading
Posted in Birds, Food, Museums, Pop Culture, Transportation
Comments Off on This and That