Approach as Pilgrimage

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Sleeping under the stars ends with a light that washes away the night.
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Amos versus dinner.
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An end – to the approach – is near.
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Sometimes you can look back farther than you’ve come.
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Start every day with a healthy dose of dirt.
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You’ll travel through volcano country before you see the the towering red walls.
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Beware: dirt roads that offer a shortcut often come with adventure.
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Obstacles will appear.
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Traveling leaves you dirty, never pass up an opportunity to bathe in the morning light.
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The biggest I’ve ever seen.
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What could be causing these flats?!
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False advertising is never funny when you’re thirsty.
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Nevada has more sky than most every other state, but somehow the clouds could occupy it all.
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When toasting bagels in a burned-out foundation, don’t forget to air out your socks.
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Faces in the clouds dissolve before you reach the horizon.
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Sometimes you have to stop and make sure it’s still real.
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Waking up in a ditch never felt so good.
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the road is a shimmering ribbon.
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Stumbling upon unexpected destinations: how travel becomes exploration.
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Just another evening ride.
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A red carpet of sorts.

3 Replies to “Approach as Pilgrimage”

  1. I have come to realize that when I approach a certain place from right here, wherever that may be, that place becomes everywhere. A place such as Zion, instead of being isolated by a direct and impersonal approach, can be understood to include the whole universe.
    For forever
    you were here
    now you’ve left me
    I must be thrifty

    Between the storm
    i will travel
    free as a bird
    just like it mattered

    Ending alone
    is only because
    of times we shared
    when we were paired

    Thanks for being here guys, I wouldn’t be able to verse the world the same way without you. Cheers! Stoked for the next one.

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