by Richard Quinn | Jan 30, 2020 | Photography, Travel, Tribal Lands
Until about 30 years ago, nobody outside the small town of Page, Arizona had ever heard of Antelope Canyon. Today, thanks to Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and all the other photo sharing sites out there, every human on the face of the earth has seen photos of the...
by Richard Quinn | Jan 16, 2020 | Travel
UPDATE: AUGUST, 2021: A serious landslide in the area of Polychrome Pass has forced the closure of Denali Park Road at mile 43. Until repairs can be completed, probably not until the summer of 2024, all the tour buses turn around at that point, and the area west of...
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