Into The Great Wide Open

The medieval town of Wells in Somerset.

Lymington, England all dressed up up for up for the holidays!

Thames, London

Glastonbury Tor also known as Merlin 's Tor

The classic car heaven in Merlin Oregon.

Rogue River Oregon, this scenic spot has some of the best rafting and was the sight of filming for many movies including 'A River Runs Through It.'

Jenner California for Dinner, wedding and a sunset.

Yosmite National Forest, California!

Big Sur California, one of the most spectacular places to stop along the California coast.

Hearst Castle in California. Built by Willam Randolph Hearst and the first woman architect licenced in California Julia Morgan. They began construction in 1919 and it was 28 years later that this project was finally finished.

If you ever get the chance to camp on a beach, do it! Pismo Beach has one of the last beach camping options still available in California.

Found at the border between Nevada and Arizona the Hoover Dam was at its commission the most expensive engineering projects to date, with a price tag of $49 million dollars between 1931 and 1935. That’s something in the ball park of $700 million by today’s standards.

The London Bridge in Lake Havasu is the second largest tourist attraction in Arizona, second only to the Grand Canyon.

Zion National Park Utah. This is some of the most strikingly beautiful scenery I have ever had the chance to witness. If you ever get the chance to go to Zion, don't miss it!

The Grand Canyon Arizona North Rim. The Colorado River that created this massive canyon shapes through schist, a type of metamorphic rock that is 1.75 billion years old.

Sedona Arizona, Devils Bridge and Lizards Head Hike.

The Mystical Sedona Arizona. I am not sure if there really are vortexes here but all the same the sights are breath taking.