In the Gila National Forest about 30 miles North of Silver City, New Mexico.
BOATS, BIKES, BACKPACKS, and BIRDS - Updates from our Weekenders, O-Nigthers, and Single Day Sorties
Where the spirit leads the feet will follow.
"The best journeys answer questions that in the beginning you didn't even think to ask." - Jeff Johnson, 180 Degrees South
"The impediment to action advances action. What stands in the way becomes the way". - Marcus Aurelius
Down distant paths for unmapped miles.
Heads forget but hearts remember:
The art of living knows no bounds.
"The best journeys answer questions that in the beginning you didn't even think to ask." - Jeff Johnson, 180 Degrees South
"The best way out is always through" - Robert Frost
Recent Outings, Musings, and Hijinks - At A Glance
- HOME
- July 24 - Mount Lassen Climb
- July11 - Roaming NorCal
- July 5 - New SUP
- July 4 - Sonoma Magazine - The Outdoors Issue
- June 27 - Glen Ellen Caminata
- June 23 - Werewolfs Of London
- June 4 - Walking the Camino de Sonoma: Stage 3
- May 19 -Walking the Camino de Sonoma: Stage 6
- May 18 - Walking the Camino de Sonoma: Stage 5
Friday, January 30, 2026
Thursday, January 29, 2026
Chiricahua National Monument
In Southeastern Arizona near the New Mexico border. We did the 3.3 mile Echo Canyon Loop hike down into the Hoodoos and back up Rhyolite Canyon.
Labels:
Arizona,
Chiricahua National Monument,
Desert,
Desert Hiking
Wednesday, January 28, 2026
Cool Little Town Of Bisbee
In Southern Arizona near the Mexico border. We arrived mid-afternoon and after having a late lunch, walked through one side of the street in downtown. It got late and a lot of the shops were closed so we took off to get closer to the next days adventure.
The coolest shop we came across was the Killer Bee Guy (I found out later they have a store in Tombstone also). They make honey from Killer Bee hives. Their main business is eradicating the invasive Killer Bee (Africanized honeybees from Brazil), which we learned are creating a big problem in Southern Arizona and threatening the native Honey Bees.
When/where possible, they harvest the hives and make a DELICIOUS dark, rich honey.
Killer Bee Guy's website where you can order on-line...
They also have a YouTube channel...
Labels:
Arizona,
Bisbee,
Tiny Town,
Tourist,
We Should Do That
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