And I got to see it last month, when I did a takeover for the @TravelNewMexico Instagram account. (I won’t make a crude joke here, though the word “hole” just about demands it, don’t you think?)
Author Archives: Deonne Kahler
Small Lake, Big City
It’s a new year and I’m all about tying up loose ends. Like some unprocessed photos I made at Lake Murray last year, a small but delightful lake smack in the middle of San Diego.
Taos in Winter
Sure, tons of snow and single-digit temperatures might make going about your day difficult, but you know what isn’t difficult, oddly enough?
Posted in Home in Taos
Tagged Nature, New Mexico, Snow, Taos, Trees, Winter
2015 Scamping By The Numbers
Fun fact: I was on the road every single month last year except May, and that’s only because I had to stay home and have some medical procedures done.
Posted in Home in Taos
Bring On the New Year
The new year is three days away. Are you ready?
Posted in Travel
Tagged New Mexico, Winter
Out With the Old
I love this time of year. Long nights, crisp, cold air, lights everywhere – I take this time to reflect on the outgoing year and set intentions for the new year coming in.
Posted in Travel
Tagged California, New Mexico, Sunset, Trees, Winter
California Dreaming
We’re getting lots of snow in Taos, which is a good thing, but I thought these images of Ocean Beach (San Diego, CA) from last year might help. You know, if you’re complaining about the cold, just a little. (Though now that I look at them again, they don’t make me feel particularly warm. But still, surfers and beach dogs and interesting patterns always make […]
You Are the Hero of Your Life Story
I write a column called Fandango for The Taos News, which is all about living a satisfying, productive creative life. (Meaning it’s geared toward artists, writers, and creatives of all stripes.)
Posted in Follow Your Bliss
Tagged Creativity, Inspiration
A Horse, a Dog, and a Miniature Cow Walk Into a Bar…
Okay, not really. But since I was just in Nebraska and those animals featured in my visit, I couldn’t resist.
Posted in Travel
When Safety Trumps Desire
Remember how excited I was to go backpacking in Olympic National Park?
Posted in Travel
Tagged Animals, Mountains, National Parks, Trees, Washington