Expedition Nomadic Adventures

Every morning I wake up to the rugged and remote beauty of Vermilion Cliffs.

The ruggedness serves as a reminder that mother nature is my C.E.O. and the remoteness reinforces my belief that the environment is our entertainment.

Every day, from sunrise to sunset, mother nature reveals her ever-changing moods and weather patterns.

In the blink of an eye, a double rainbow can appear as quickly as an afternoon downpour ends.

A flash flood can quickly transform a dry river bank into temporary natal pools for red-spotted toads.

A pre-sunset sky transforms into a mosaic of pink, orange, purple, and red mystical hues; like a kaleidoscope of colors dancing across the desert sky.

Mother nature’s magical moods entertain and energize me on a daily basis; however, there was still something missing, the Perfect Stranger.

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Every other week, the Perfect Stranger honored our romance by driving over a thousand miles (round trip)…