Since retiring in 2006 and with the unbelievable support of my family I’ve been traveling to unfamiliar frontiers. There’s been no master plan. An idea occurs to me, it starts to take shape, and before I know it a new adventure has begun. Often I’ve taken road trips but not always. Often I’ve stayed in the U.S. but not always. Regardless of where I go or what I do three things are certain: 1) I will take lots of pictures, 2) I will share my experiences, and 3) I will learn new things as I travel. My good pursuits are a source of continued growth.

Another thing I’m learning along the way is web publishing. The consequence is that I have an evolving series of web sites with different styles. This makes for a bit of a hodgepodge but it’s all a part of my learning. Even though slightly messy I hope you enjoy my stories.

Here are a few of my travel sites:

    America’s Longest Road - The 2,600 mile drive down northern-most highway.

    Time with Kelsey along the PCH - From Tijuana, MX to Victoria, BC.

    Down to the Deep Southwest - Along the AZ and NM border with Mexico.

    Meandering New Mexico - Covering all corners in the exotic State of NM.

    Oregon Trek - Driving 3,000 miles round the State to see the “Other Oregon”.

    Dave Koz Cruise - A Caribbean cruise with lots of jazz mixed in.

    JazzTrax Festival - Jazz concerts in paradise and the cutest little island town.

    England and Paris - Trains to 28 English cities then shoe leather in Paris.

    Desert Southwest - Along the deep south to SF and back along Route 66.

    National Parks - A quick trip through nine parks along eleven scenic drives.

    Hostelling Scotland: Three weeks driving 3,800 miles in Caledonia.

    Historic Route 66 - Meandering down from Chicago to Santa Monica.

    Route 66 with Kelsey - My girl and I drove down my favorite road.

    Trans-Canada Highway - Driving the world’s longest national highway.

    West Coast Adventure - Skirting the continent from Seattle to Tijuana.

    Southeastern Loop: Along the gulf coast and up the Mississippi River.

... and many more to come! Travis