This week is Earth Week (Earth Day being yesterday, April 22). It got me thinking about all the amazing, beautiful, natural places that Doug, Bri and I have been fortunate and blessed enough to get to visit. We have visited only a very, very, very small fraction of what Earth has to offer...
Above: Haleakala Volcano, Maui, HI; Aspen Alley Trail, Breckenridge, CO; Napa Valley, California; Driftwood Beach, Jekyll Island, GA; Boreas Pass, CO; Ocho Rios, Jamaica; Hilton Head, SC; Ke'Anae Peninsula, Maui, HI; Seven Mile Beach, Grand Cayman Island; Amicalola Falls, GA; Jundu Mountains, Bejing, China (The Great Wall); Portland, ME
Above: Newport, RI; Ruby Falls, Chattanooga, TN; Red Rocks Park, Morrison, CO; Hickory Nut Falls, North Carolina; Anna Ruby Falls, Unicoi State Park, GA; Ke'Anae Arboretum, Maui, HI (Rainbow Eucalyptus Trees); Chimney Rock State Park, NC; Smokey Mountains, Gatlinburg, TN; Blue Ridge, GA; Tybee Island, GA (Dolphin); Coral Gables, FL (Banyan Trees); Clearwater, FL
And before Briana entered our lives, Doug and I were already married for 10 years. We saw a lot of amazing sites together...
Above: La Jolla Cove, La Jolla, CA; Mount Evans, CO; Gloucester Harbor, MA; Caribbean Sea, Grand Cayman; Hell, Grand Cayman; Malibu Canyon, CA; The Blowholes, Grand Cayman; Amelia Island, FL
Here are some ideas to help save our planet...
I do some of these suggestions, but I know I definitely can do better.
I cannot wait until Doug, Bri and I feel comfortable traveling again. There is so much of the USA we still need to explore, but I am definitely feeling a draw to visit other countries. Looking forward to getting back out there again and seeing the world.
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