Pete’s Gas Station Muesum | Williams, AZ
Categories: Arizona, Williams • Tags: Arizona, automobiles, az, classic cars, downtown, garage, gas pump, gas station, historic, main street, neon signs, Pete’s Gas Station Museum, Route 66, signage, Williams
Old Santa Fe | Santa Fe, NM
Categories: New Mexico, Santa Fe • Tags: adobe, downtown, new mexico, old Santa Fe, park, rugs, sage creek gallery, santa fe, Seret & Sons, shadows, southwest, spanish tile, square, stores, three little bears, Virgin Mary, winter
Museum of Modern Art | New York, NY
These photos were taken in 2015. I was thrilled to see the museum, but I was far more excited to see the Bjork exhibit on display that summer. Sadly, photos were not allowed for most of her exhibit, but I did manage to get one set. Elvis Costello, another all time favorite, also made the cut. Good times!
Categories: New York, New York • Tags: art, Bjork, buffalo, buildings, contemporary, Elvis Costello, flowers, garden, helicopter, history, modern, MOMA, museum, Museum of Modern Art, music, new york, new york city, NY, paintings, pond, posters, prints, records, rose, sculptures, stereo, vintage, vinyl
Mardi Gras | New Orleans, LA
A few odds and ends around NOLA.
Categories: Louisiana, New Orleans • Tags: architecture, beads, buildings, christmas, Constantinople, crescent city, historic, LA, louisiana, neighborhood, new orleans, nola, residential, south, southern, St. Louis, streets, water meter
Historic District | Washington, DC
Categories: D.C., Washington • Tags: architecture, brownstones, D.C., door, front door, gates, historic, historical, homes, iron gate, neighborhood, residential, row house, streets, Washington
Hoover Dam | Boulder City, NV
Hoover Dam, located on the border of Nevada and Arizona, was built during the Great Depression to control the Colorado River. It offers spectacular views of the Colorado River and Lake Mead.
Categories: Boulder City, Nevada • Tags: Black Canyon, border, Boulder City, Colorado River, dam, FDR, great depression, Hoover Dam, Lake Mead, Nevada, NV
Marg’s Draw Trailhead | Sedona, AZ
Beautiful hiking trail, roughly 4 miles. I visited in the summer, and really underestimated the heat. The dry heat sneaks up on you! It was still an amazing hike. I highly recommend it for beginners like me.
Categories: Arizona, Sedona • Tags: Arizona, az, bluffs, brush, cactus, desert, hike, hiking, hills, Marg’s Draw Trailhead, nature, outdoors, rock, rock formations, rocks, Sedona, sky, southwest, southwestern, summer, trails, trees
Île d’Orléans | Quebec, QC
The historic Île d’Orléans is located in the St. Lawrence river, within view of Quebec City. Visitors can experience traditional French countryside, regional cuisine, historic sites, and local homemade goods. Some of the things you’ll need to try when visiting: local wine, fruits and vegetables, honey, maple products, and dairy products. The views are also spectacular!
Categories: Canada, Québec • Tags: Île d’Orléans, beach, boats, cemetery, church, docks, farm fresh, farms, historic, homemade, island, Isle d’Orleans, QC, Québec, river, Saint-Jean, Saint-Jean-de-l'Île-d'Orléans, shore, St. Lawrence river
