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- Exploring an Abandoned Nevada Mine
- The Mesa Verde “Balcony House” climb and tour
- What is “the ONE thing” in San Diego, California?
- Manfrotto Tripod Review
- Milepost Marker Rating System
- First time ‘Kamping’ at the San Diego KOA
- Media interview with ABC15
- Lavish Luxury at 1906 Lodge
- Guest on “Check Please!” Arizona
- Who makes a better Innkeeper?
- ‘Solace’ seduces palate with enticing coastal cuisine
- Five things NOT to do while staying at a B&B
- Death Valley: A fascinatingly inhospitable place
- Mike’s Road Trip theme song demo
- Step inside the Hadsten House
- QiRanger Podcast Interview
- Won a Writing Contest…
- Alki Beach – The sunny side of a cloudy city
- Great time today on ABC15 Now!
- Guest Host Appearance on ABC15 Now!
- Five guys at “Five Guys”
- The discovery of connections
- Bodie State Park…A time capsule unearthed
- Mono Lake is Monolithic
- Santa Fe: A community so distinctive, it has its own style
- Mike’s Road Trip “Best of” 2011
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- A look at the awe-inspiring Crater Lake
- Into the heavens on the Palm Springs Aerial Tram
- Flashback to yesteryear at Palm Springs Air Museum
- Alice Lake Park
- Jimgermanbar in Waitsburg, WA
- Top 20 Best Pics of 2011
- Huge Model Train Display at the Living Desert
- The Living Desert: A glance at the deserts of the world
- Ballooning above Palm Springs
- Thank you for your donation
- Jacksonville Historic Cemetery
- Oenophiles will enjoy HillCrest Vineyard
- Country House Inns has you covered in Jacksonville, Oregon
- Explore! Sierra Touring Company offers “Throttle Therapy”
- Weasku Inn still Lures Guests; Anglers
- Chalet View Lodge is a Venerated and Indelible Experience
- Privacy Policy
- Thunderous Approbation for Thundering Waters Inn
- Marvelous Malta
- Support Mike’s Road Trip
- What’s in “Bishop?” Let me tell you…
- West end weekend in London
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Mike,
I have to say, you have my dream job! It was great meeting you at the Chalet View and look forward to following you on your travels to find those “hidden gems.”
Just to clarify, there is no pollution in the mountains. That was smoke from a nearby fire – the only hazard in the mountains or how some people in the neighborhood clean their yard.
Happy travels.
Hey Debra, so great to meet you as well. Wish I could have said goodbye. Yeah, I saw the prescribed burn. 🙂 Keep in touch. Ciao!