Unplug, Discover & Recharge
It seemed like we were never going to make it there that morning. First, the power went out right after I pulled out of the garage so I couldn’t close it. Then, the GPS took me to a dead-end and wanted me to keep going! Everything was going against us. That is until we finally
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I lost the original copy of this picture when I reset my phone. So I had to copy it from my Instagram account. Hence the low quality.. As I gathered gear for the next day hike, I wanted to show you what my preparation looks like. Thing you don’t see in this photo are our
Dog vs. Tree The winner is smiling. Find us on Instagram and Facebook!
It was Mother’s Day. I assumed most of the people would be busy with Mother’s Day brunch that morning. Great time for us to be on the trail! There are two trailheads. We began the hike from Lindero Canyon Rd. The trailhead was easy to spot and there was plenty of street parking available. It
Heat exhaustion or heat stroke can be very dangerous for pets, but unfortunately, many people don’t take this seriously, whether on or off the trail. That doesn’t mean we can’t enjoy the outdoors with our furry friends—we just need to be mindful. As pet owners, it’s our responsibility to ensure their well-being. During July and
Hiking Girl with Dog 