Still Traveling
Somehow I managed to only be home a few days in October. It was lots of fun with family, fishing and large mammals. Park City to Bozeman to Naperville to Baja, Mexico, to Naperville to San Francisco to Reno to Naperville.
Of interest was Baja, Mexico. My friend Pete was invited because of a cancellation to join a group of bluegrass musicians and their friends. I was invited to join Pete because his girlfriend cancelled. The trip to the Bahia de los Muertos was a mix of lows and highs and little in between. For example, our driver from the airport fell asleep and ran off the road crashing through a road sign shattering van windows, a low. The blue grass musicians were world class with many grammys and played tremendously every evening, a high. The slide show below has more of the highs.
Post collision, Nowhere, Baja Mexico 
World class blue grass overlooking the Sea of California, Bahia de los Muertos, Mexico 
Coast Line, Bahia de los Muertos, Mexico 
We did fly fish as well, Pete, Bonita tuna, Bahia de los Muertos 
Dorado (Mahi Mahi or Dolphin), Jim, Bahia de los Muertos 
The only joint for miles, michelada, Jim, Bahia de los Muertos 
Bahia de los Suenos Lodging, Bahia de los Muertos
The other travel was great and stuff I usually do. So here are a few pics from the various locales. The captions have comments of note.
Pete, Jim, Jon, Chet, Guides Bend, Middle Provo, Park City, Utah 
Two hours on a house is enough, Kim, Chet, Lori, Jim, Beartooth mountains, Paradise Valley, Montana 
Petrified with fear, Jim, Lori, Kim, Chet, Petrified Tree, Lamar Valley, Yellowstone National park 
Kim, Chet, local hike, Bozeman, Montana 
Lori, Biking San Francisco to Sausalito across the Golden Gate Bridge 
Chris turns 30, Chris, Sophie, Filoli Garden, Woodside, CA 
Tall redwood, Filoli Garden, Woodside, CA 
Tossing pizza dough, Sophie, Noe Valley, San Francisco, CA 
Tacos on a string, after golf and fishing in Reno with my pal Chris, Reno, NV
Having friends and family taking you on adventures is the best.
R1T Tour 