What is it about the National Park signs that I love so much? Their shape? The lettering? Maybe that they represent that you are going somewhere? Oh, I don’t know. It’s probably a little bit of all of those things. What I do know is that I find them irresistible. And that I am especially partial to the National Forest signs. Read the Rest…

Winding road next 140 miles. Can you say it with me? One hundred… forty… miles. This gorgeous sign is found on Route 36 in Red Bluff, California. More Posts From This Trip:

My parents were vagabonds in the early 70′s, crisscrossing the States in my mom’s ’68 Firebird. I wrote of it a few years ago. This past week on the heels of my photographic trip down memory lane, I asked my mother for a copy of a photo that was burned into my mind as a child. It was a picture Read the Rest…

Located on the northern end of the Blue Ridge Parkway in Virginia are Love Gap and Love Road. I just couldn’t pass by without taking a photo! Is there any better name for a road? I love love

I pass this church often. Whoever puts the quotes on their signs really comes up with some good ones. This weekend was a two-fer. “Life is too short to waste time hating anyone.” “Get rid of anything that isn’t useful, beautiful or joyful.” It may be that I’m just a silly hippie-type that is continually looking for meaning in things, Read the Rest…

Today the weather was pretty warm for a January day in New York. It was 45 degrees and sunny when I left the house. I headed out to the town of Greenport, to take a picture of a vintage neon sign there. It has become abundantly clear that I will go for a ride for what some people would see Read the Rest…