Here are discoveries … to Eat, See and Do! Please have a look and always feel free to contact us if you have questions or want to learn more!
I was recently invited to guest blog for the Durango Area Tourism Office. Such an honor to contribute to this organization that gets the word out on everything happening in and…
When dining and shopping in downtown Durango, you’ll find plenty of cafes and galleries offering the Southwest Experience. And there’s one gallery in particular that I gravitate toward ….. because I have a fascination…
Right now at this very moment all across the Southwest people are spotting bright hand-painted pottery and yelling ‘Stop the car!” These places really don’t need signage. I know when I’m…
This post began with a phone call to Tacos Nayarit to ask if I could photograph and share the recipe for El Alejo Mezcal …. the watermelon and jalapeno muddled…
When we travel around the Southwest, we stick with the 75% planed, 25% spontaneous rule. We also do a lot of research for our scheduled time, and if there is…
Owner Randy Rodriguez says he’s ‘too lazy to work and too honest to steal’ and that’s why he’s run his antique store for almost three decades now. A treasure trove of ‘Cowboy…
We celebrated New Year’s Eve in the tiny Southwestern Colorado town of Mancos, located thirty minutes west of Durango. A population of approximately 1,336, they are the ‘Gateway to Mesa Verde,’ and…
I’m taking a break right now……well……sort of. When I woke up Christmas morning and saw the first snow of the season, pulled on my boots and coat….my camera immediately leapt into…
Nothing says ‘Southwest Holidays’ like a re-purposed tumbleweed centerpiece! I wish you the spirit, peace and heart of everything that is Christmas……that all of our hearts are filled with the warmth…
From eclectic artful, to fun stocking stuffers, to high end splurges. Shopping in Durango is a unique experience. This week I popped by a few spots for holiday gift ideas…
