Skip & Gabi Yetter: writers, travelers, foodies and former US media executives share their adventures, experiences and stories from their round the world travels after they leave the treadmill for a world of adventure
The road split the desert in two, its rough grey surface an undulating path that in its march to the horizon interrupted the endless expanse awash with the muted colors of sand, cacti, desert sage and an occasional burst of desert flowers. Craggy …
» Read moreFor me, our brief stop in Las Vegas was my own version of The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, only with one added element: The Reaffirmation. We hit Vegas with a bit of a headwind luffing our sails, as the stomach scourge I’d been battling since New M…
» Read moreWe were bound to run into a joint like the Terrace Brook Motel eventually. Given our somewhat manic search for inexpensive accommodations in lands unknown to us, we’ve tripped over a couple of gems and a few dogs along the way (witness: The Execut…
» Read moreRandom road ramblings on a rest day in Torrey, Utah. Rest day? Seems kind of an oxymoron for two meanderthals who spend their waking hours taking in the sights, sounds and fabric of this great nation, but the snow and winds buffeting the pass from…
» Read moreIt’s hard for an Easterner like me to get his brain around the enormity, grandeur and diversity of the terrain New Mexico and southern Colorado have to offer. And as we directed ourselves northwest, our hours behind the wheel left us speechless as…
» Read moreTravelling the US is similar to driving throughout Europe, only state by state instead of country by country. Geography, customs, food and dialect or accent change, attitudes, too, many perceptible even to the casual passerby. What makes the trip …
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