Welcome to the photo blog for David and Janet Elmore. You can find pages full of photos from our trips with Vanessa or Savanna (our van-based RV) and pages that are a record of events with lots of photos. Many of our travel photos are connected to a map at the bottom of our posts so you can see where we went and can look for photos at specific places.
Below is a list of recent posts.
David and Janet
After a cold night, 5-degrees we headed south on I-77. The day took us from Cambridge OH to Bristol VA. WV and this part of VA have beautiful countryside. The sky was sunny and the roads were dry and clear....
Before heading south and west, we promised Andrew we would meet him somewhere in Ohio to give him his truck. He had had to leave the truck in West Lafayette on the 2nd when even with a block heater he was...
We took lots of photos of family and friends on the days just after Christmas. Contact us with the file name DE1712… if you want a full resolution jpg copy of any of these.
Home-roasting raw or blanched nutsBy roasting your own nuts you can adjust the time, temperature, and amount of salt to satisfy your own taste. You can make mixtures that contain the nuts you like best. You...
Soon after leaving Evergreen CO we joined the commuter traffic in Denver. Not too bad, moving, but slow. After Denver it was flat eastern Colorado and flat Kansas. Lots of cattle, hay fields, sorghum,...
We left Factory Butte and headed east and north. Heading home. The drives along 24 and I-70 initially take you through some pretty desolate country, but after a while we entered the mountains with views of...
We left Kodachrome State Park and headed into the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Park. We managed to travel just 150 miles today. When you are on the “most scenic road in the US,” you have to...
It rained overnight and continued in the morning. Not hard rain, just a gentle pitter-patter. The ranger said this rain is common at this time of the year as it is the Monsoon Season. In spite of the rain we...
The day started out gray and cool. We walked over to the .5 mile Nature Trail. Nice. Meandering trail among smooth Navajo Sandstone with hoodoos and columns. Across the road was the trailhead for...
We started our day by driving up to Brian Head Peak – elevation 11307 feet. The road is reported to be satisfactory for “most cars.” That was true until we reached a plateau where there is...
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