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We toured the Cliff Palace at Mesa Verde National Park. Today we left New Mexico, heading north and straight to Mesa Verde National Park. Tour groups ahead of ours at the Cliff Palace in Mesa Verde National Park. Honestly, in my opinion, Mesa Verde National Park is probably the most beautiful piece of […] The Four Corners — right at the center. Today’s adventure took us (on this segment of the trip, I’ve been joined by Cynical Queer, but I was navel gazing when talking about the railroad, so he wasn’t introduced then) to the Four Corners Monument, which is nicely located at the corners of four states: […] The 8:45 heading north. Back in the 1980s my Uncle – a great man who has since passed on – arrived in Denver to take me on a trip: We flew from Denver to Durango on an Aspen Airways Convair. In Durango we stayed at the Strater Hotel and, as the main featured activity, […] Guess what I toured… So far my trip has been great, with one exception. I made all my tight connections (1 hour in Munich (Schengen to International (to the US on a US Flagged carrier)) and Washington (I had a spare 10 minutes before my flight boarded after completing Immigration, Customs, and TSA)) and […] I’m leaving town this week — and while I’m gone, I’ll be missing (at least) three big things: The first thing I’ll be missing is the German Federal Elections, which will be held Sunday the 22nd. As a political junkie I’ll “miss” it to some extent — but as a non-citizen, I have no […] As I noted two weeks ago, Berlin’s public transportation network includes ferries – and in my first three years of living here, I never had occasion to take one. But then, once I learned that F24 is a rowboat, I decided to ride. And some how, since I rode two ferry routes that back on […] Back when I was in Bloomington I decided to get my eyes examined – yes, I know I could do this in Germany, but doing it in Bloomington was nice because the people there know that I have a weird problem with my eyes and can check in on it. I came away from the […] I just finished reading Raising My Rainbow: Adventures in Raising a Fabulous, Gender Creative Son, by Lori Duron. She chronicles her experiences raising her youngest son, CJ, who, despite being a boy, loves all things Barbie, pink, and fabulous. He abhors boy things. The book is really fantastic – in part because she does not […] The Paule III (a rowboat operated BVG route F24) arriving at Spreeweisen, as seen from the other end of the route, Kruggasse. Map of the area in question. Saturday I finally accomplished one of my longer wants – I took a ferry. Actually I took two. And neither cost me a cent – […] |
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