# wherey.at > Where Y'at? ## Posts - [Eastport and Lubec](https://wherey.at/?p=3174): Decided to take a cruise up the coast of Maine and ended up staying at a really nice RV park in Eastport. We saw a large gathering of people with drums and dancing, so we decided to check it out and it was a pow wow/gathering called Sipayik Pasamaquoddy Days. We shopped and ate some […] - [Acadia National Park and the surrounding areas](https://wherey.at/?p=3159): A lot of this can be traced back to a book I read about national parks during the Covid pandemic. Specifically, a passage about how when Glacier NP was added as a national park there were 300 something glaciers, and when the book was written in 2016 there were 30. I decided I needed to […] - [Portland. Maine.](https://wherey.at/?p=3128): I like Maine. Portland was the first place I had ever been in Maine. Several people I had spoken to would say stuff like “Portland is okay, it’s just so touristy and crowded” and yeah, it definitely had that tourist thing going (tourist towns will have without fail: souvenir shops, a gourmet kitchen/weird cooking oil […] - [Rhode Island](https://wherey.at/?p=3125): I did not have an easy trip to Rhode Island. I couldn’t find anywhere to stay except this crappy place in the middle of no where. Turns out that’s okay because nothing in Rhode Island is far from anything else in Rhode Island. I was threatened by a guy with a baseball bat and fake […] - [Washington DC. Again.](https://wherey.at/?p=3111): Went back to Maryland and due to bad weather the whole time, I didn’t take a single outdoor picture. So here’s some more museum pics. Also, this was before Trump sent the National Guard to DC, so I literally risked my life to take these pics. I apologize for the long pauses in the blog, […] - [New River Gorge National Park](https://wherey.at/?p=3100): Almost Heaven. West Virginia. Or so they would have you believe. I did enjoy my time in WV, but it’s probably the lamest National Park we’ve been to. It was really difficult to find a place to stay, and the place I found was expensive and pretty terrible. We did the bridge walk, which was […] - [Great Smoky Mountains National Park](https://wherey.at/?p=3085): As far as I know, this is the only National Park I had been to before we started this trip, and I didn’t even know what NPs were back then. So I sort of remembered this place, but not really? Also, I had only driven through, I hadn’t done any hikes. The weather was amazing […] - [Mostly South Florida](https://wherey.at/?p=3053): I’ve probably spend a tenth of my life in FL, but until we started traveling a couple of years ago, I had never been to a National Park in Florida. We decided to check out South Florida to do just that (and eat some Cuban food). This is mostly from Biscayne NP and Everglades NP. […] - [Houston. Again. Ugh.](https://wherey.at/?p=3050): I have a real love hate thing going on with Houston. It’s definitely a dynamic town with tons of stuff going on at any given time. They have good food, tons of shows, and art, and museums, and outdoorsy stuff to do. However, it’s just a giant, sprawling city with traffic as far as the […] - [Guadalupe Mountains National Park and Carlsbad Caverns](https://wherey.at/?p=3026): Last year I went south Texas on my way back east, this time I opted to go north. I realized as I was driving around that I had driven through the Guadalupe Mountains before when we came to Carlsbad Caverns in 2009. While I’m definitely not as impressed with Guadalupe as I was with Big […] - [Tucson and White Sands and Alpacas](https://wherey.at/?p=3002): Everything in the west kept catching on fire, so we decided to book it east. We hit up Tucson very briefly last year and liked it, so we decided to spend some more time there. I love Saguaro National Park and I got to see it during a storm, which is pretty rare considering it’s […] - [LAS VEGAS II: THE LAS VEGASING](https://wherey.at/?p=2986): I don’t know, man. On paper Vegas seems like a place I would hate, but I really like it. Had the vid for the first week so we stayed another 2 weeks and had a great time. Did Hoover Dam this time, which was far more impressive than I expected it to be. What a […] - [San Diego](https://wherey.at/?p=2963): We had the weirdest spot at a state park. It was huge, but really difficult to the RV in position, because of these little metal post that were 1.5′ tall, so impossible to see from the truck. I managed to get in where I should be, but right when I did a lady across from […] - [Palm Springs and Joshua Tree](https://wherey.at/?p=2944): I have wanted to go to Joshua Tree for years and years after reading about the death of Gram Parsons. He died in Joshua Tree, but was buried at The Garden of Memories in Metairie, LA. He wanted to be buried in Joshua Tree, but his parents wanted him on the family plot. After the […] - [Sequoia and King's Canyon National Parks](https://wherey.at/?p=2931): There are some mighty big trees out here. These were like the 2nd and 3rd parks to be put on the National Park’s registry . Three of the first four parks (these two and Yosemite) were given protected status specifically to protect the sequoia trees. Sequoia trees are really interesting, here are some facts on […] - [Monterey and Big Sur](https://wherey.at/?p=2915): There’s a huge chunk of the California coast that is barely inhabited. There are hundreds of hundred million dollar mansions dotting the coast, but you can’t even see them from the 101 because the landscape is so jagged and dynamic. I wanted to stay in Big Sur, but you can’t get there in an RV […] - [Pinnacles National Park](https://wherey.at/?p=2886): We almost didn’t come here because it’s pretty out of the way, but I’m really glad we did because it was really interesting and a lot different than I expected. Pinnacles is known for its talus caves, which are caves that are formed by boulders falling over a trench. I love caves, but I wasn’t […] - [San Francisco](https://wherey.at/?p=2873): I saw literally no one eating Rice-a-roni. I got to do some weird artsy stuff like an experimental sound chamber. The billboards were really strange because they advertise stuff like wordpress plugins. The RV park was the strangest mix of nice and terrible I’ve ever seen. It was on a cliff overlooking the ocean, but […] - [Crater Lake, OR](https://wherey.at/?p=2856): Crater Lake is a very interesting place and I am definitely going to go back in the summer so I can get in that water. Basically it was a volcano the same size as Mt. Hood (around 12,000 feet) that blew up 7000 years ago and collapsed in on its self. Over time it filled […] - [Mostly Portland, but also some Spokane](https://wherey.at/?p=2844): From South Dakota, almost no matter where you want to go on the west coast google will route you through Spokane since that part of 90 is the most straight forward way to get through the mountains. This is fine with me since I have a good friend in Spokane AND I think Spokane is […] - [Around Rapid City, South Dakota](https://wherey.at/?p=2817): I was truly surprised by how much there is to do in South Dakota. It was crazy how windy it was. Some locals told me that in the winter it routinely gets down to -40F. It’s not a place I would live, but Rapid City is a nice place and southwestern South Dakota is very […] - [Yellowstone and maybe a little Grand Teton](https://wherey.at/?p=2785): Yellowstone is too much. We were there for 3 weeks and I feel like I barely saw it. It’s huge, and has all the mountains and rivers and lakes and plains and rolling hills and water falls and animals. In addition to that, things are constantly blowing up. It’s too much to pay attention to. […] - [Glacier '24](https://wherey.at/?p=2766): Spent nearly two months at Glacier this year. Had a couple of friends drop by, which was cool. When we got there everything 5000′ and above was covered in snow. It disappeared within a week, but then it snowed on and off the last couple of weeks we were there. We saw at least a […] - [Mostly Craters of the Moon](https://wherey.at/?p=2720): Idaho is a gem. It’s nickname is literally the Gem State. Most people don’t know this, but Idaho is not actually a giant potato farm. The northern part of the state is very alpine, see last year’s post on Coeur d’Alene for examples. The southern part of the state is volcano weirdness, in fact the […] - [Gunnison, CO and Salt Lake City, UT](https://wherey.at/?p=2703): Stopped in Gunnison for a couple of days because I THOUGHT it was on the way. Not a whole lot to do there, but it was very pretty and there were bodies of water for me to jump in. University of Western Colorado is there, so it’s kind of a neat little college town, but […] - [Santa Fe](https://wherey.at/?p=2689): Originally we were going to Santa Fe after Sedona, AZ last year, but it started snowing the day we were supposed to leave so we headed south instead. It was nice to finally make it to Santa Fe. It’s an interesting city with lots of art and weird little quirks. I must say I was […] - [Gorditeaux (Gor-dee-toe)](https://wherey.at/?p=2635): The greatest Chihuahua to ever walk this earth passed on to the next realm on Cinco de Mayo 2024. Gordy was sweet, loving, regal, and intelligent. He would bark at you until you sat down so he could get in your lap. He was never aggressive, but would defend his loved ones, even though he […] - [In and Around Nashville, TN](https://wherey.at/?p=2623): Decided to check out Music City. I couldn’t believe how busy this place was. I couldn’t even get tickets to the Country Music Museum at like 2pm on a Tuesday. Still had a nice time, the food and music was pretty good, and there was a lot of pinball. - [Hot Springs National Park for the Total Solar Eclipse](https://wherey.at/?p=2607): When looking at our options to see the total solar eclipse, the two places that jumped out at me were Big Bend and Hot Springs. Since we were just in Big Bend, I decided to check out Hot Springs. Good choice! The actual national park is nice, the water is good and free, and you […] - [Visiting family and friends](https://wherey.at/?p=2571): Took a couple of months to hang out in familiar locations. Here are a couple of pictures. New adventures coming soon. - [Terlingua and Big Bend](https://wherey.at/?p=2529): Big Bend has been on my radar for a few years now and I kept on trying to figure out the right time to go since it’s just so far from EVERYTHING. Well, not only did it work out that I could go without going a thousand miles out of my way, but some good […] - [Arizona adventures - Sedona, Grand Canyon, Saguaro](https://wherey.at/?p=2511): I’m sort of in love with Arizona. We were staying in the Verde Valley, which is an agricultural region that specializes in wine. We were about 15 minutes from Sedona and 30 minutes from Jerome. We visited Prescott (pronounced Press kit), which is one of the fastest growing cities in America. We saw elk and […] - [Zion 2 -](https://wherey.at/?p=2493): Angel’s landing, Weeping Rock, Pa Rus Trail, Temple of Sinawava, molested statue. - [Zion and Bryce](https://wherey.at/?p=2471): We’re driving through the desert when all of a sudden it looks like we’re on Mars. This part of Utah really has to be seen to be believed. In fact, an artist came here in the late 1800s and painted some of the scenery and everyone thought he made it up. The Indian name for […] - [Las Vegas](https://wherey.at/?p=2450): After being in the sticks for a few months Vegas was kind of crazy. I’m not really sure if I liked it or not. They have everything there, but everything is so transactional that it doesn’t feel like a real place. It doesn’t help that everything there is like the Disney world version of whatever […] - [Yosemite National Park](https://wherey.at/?p=2416): Definitely one of the toughest drives we’ve made, but worth it a thousand times over. Yosemite is unreal. I get why John Muir and Ansel Adams were so crazy about this place. We were there in fall and lucky to see any of the waterfalls since they normally dry up in the late summer. We […] - [Redwood National Park](https://wherey.at/?p=2396): This was a rough week. We had zero cell phone reception and Starlink wasn’t working well because it needed a firmware update and there were too many trees for it to get a clear view of the sky. Other than that this place was amazing. I definitely love the PNW coast and the trees were […] - [Seaside, Cannon Beach, Astoria](https://wherey.at/?p=2353): Even though I enjoyed (most of) it, I was ready to get out of Washington. Seaside is less than 30 minutes south of Washington, but culturally feels completely different. I’m staying in Seaside and using it as a base camp to hang out in Astoria and Cannon Beach as well. Seaside is kind of like […] - [Olympic National Park 2](https://wherey.at/?p=2320): Olympic is like 3 parks in 1 because it has hundreds of thousands of acres of rain forests, a huge alpine mountain range, and miles and miles of beaches. Unfortunately, on the day we had planned to hike the mountains, it was closed due to a wildfire. So here’s forests and beaches and a hot […] - [Olympic National Park 1](https://wherey.at/?p=2289): The very top most, western part of the continental US. We’re staying in Forks, which if that sounds familiar to you, it’s probably because you’re either into timber, Twilight, or Big Foot, because that’s literally all that’s here. The park is incredible, with dozens of beaches, a snow covered mountain range including Mt. Olympus, and […] - [Seattle](https://wherey.at/?p=2260): I’ve wanted to visit Seattle since I was a 10 year old kid listening to grunge music. Seattle was kind of better and worse than I expected it to be. There’s a lot of homeless people, but I didn’t see the tent cities I expected to. I hated driving and parking there. I did eat […] - [Yakima Valley and Mt. Rainier](https://wherey.at/?p=2246): I wanted to check out Yakima for the hop season but I was a week early. I still tried many local beers though. Mt. Rainier is beautiful and I wish we could have spent some more time there. Remember to click on pics to see the whole thing. - [Smoke](https://wherey.at/?p=2244): These pictures were taken one day apart. We were never that close to a fire, but it smelled like a campfire everywhere we went for two days. - [Western Idaho and Eastern Washington](https://wherey.at/?p=2210): Bumming around Coeur d’Alene and Spokane mostly. - [Glacier 3](https://wherey.at/?p=2202): In which I swim in frigid waters. - [Glacier 2](https://wherey.at/?p=2190): Mostly from west Glacier. - [Glacier Part 1.](https://wherey.at/?p=2163): Glacier National Park is amazing. These pictures do not come close to doing it justice. You should visit. Click to see full sized pics. - [Some random pics from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota](https://wherey.at/?p=2141): By the way, you can click the pictures to see more details. Also, I got a request to add links to places, so I’ve hidden them in the captions. Just kidding, I’m not hiding them, I just can’t figure out how to make them a different color like a normal link. Good luck! - [Michigan: Sleeping Bear Dune, Traverse City and Marquette (and surrounding areas)](https://wherey.at/?p=2101) - [Michigan: Bay City, Detroit, Frankenmuth](https://wherey.at/?p=2099) - [D.C Part 3 - Gross Anatomy](https://wherey.at/?p=2084): These pictures are from the National Museum of Health and Medicine. This museum was started during the civil war as a way for surgeons to learn new and improved reconstruction techniques for all the soldiers who were mutilated in the war. I came here on a class field trip in 5th grade and for years […] - [D.C part 2](https://wherey.at/?p=2082) - [D.C Part 1](https://wherey.at/?p=2080): Cherry Hill Park, American History Museum, Indian Heritage Museum, and African American History Museum - [Flagler/Ormond/Daytona](https://wherey.at/?p=2019): I spent many childhood summers in Ormond Beach, which is about 10 miles north of Daytona Beach. 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