Learning Astrophotography Part Two: Went Better, But Ended in Terror.
While driving towards Mt. St. Helens, I noticed I was behind a car on a road that probably doesn’t receive much of any traffic during this time of year and at this time of night. After a while, the car began flashing its headlights, turned on its hazards, and pulled to the side. I slowed More
Coronavirus or Not: 5 Packable Items to Keep You Healthy
With Coronavirus making its rounds around the world, travelers far and wide are looking for ways to keep themselves healthy. Whether you’re flying for business or taking a break from reality, there are plenty of ways to protect yourself from whatever ailments are out there. Now or in the future it’s always important to put More
Las Cruces: From Past to Present
Las Cruces is an interesting town to visit as it has a different vibe than most U.S. cities. The reason dates back to its early European beginnings. It became a Spanish territory in 1598, when Juan de Oñate claimed it for Spain. The fact that it was already the home of the Manso Native Americans didn’t matter. It was later claimed More
Oregon’s Blue Pool:
I have always been a traveler that makes decisions on the fly. I rarely make plans. I just go and figure it out. My wife is quite the opposite. She is organized and a detailed planner. She is content sitting in one spot all day and relaxing. I need to see as much as possible. More
Mountain, City, Sea, and Save in the Tacoma Area
“It’s weird. I thought it was supposed to always rain in the Pacific Northwest? But it hasn’t really rained since I moved to Tacoma,” I asked an acquaintance a few weeks after moving to the city thirteen-years ago. “Shhhhhh, don’t tell anyone,” he responded. “It’s our secret.” I was captivated by Tacoma. It was really More
Take a Wild Walk at Northwest Trek
My husband and I are not originally from Washington. He is from Texas and I am from Michigan. We have lived here for over 10 years and have gone on many adventures. We like to hike, camp, and take road trips. We love wildlife and always stop to take photos of cool birds, Elk and More
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Business of Media
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