Celebrate the Centennial of America’s Mythic Highway
By Kerrick James This summer Americans began celebrating Route 66, America’s Mother Road. It was…
Kerrick James has explored the backroads, trails, rivers and wilderness of Arizona since 1977, recording the many changes in our environment, cities and culture. He’s photographed for Arizona Highways Magazine since 1993, with thirteen covers, and named natural features like Emerald Cave while on assignment for the magazine. His quest for beauty has taken him to every corner of the state, and the sheer breathtaking variety of beauty and subjects are why he’s chosen Arizona as his base to travel the world on assignment as a travel journalist.
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Carnival or Bacchanal? Venice Throws A Party
The pre-dawn blue hour is often chilly, as the Venice Carnival takes place in midwinter.…
CRUISING MARK TWAIN’S MISSISSIPPI RIVER
By Kerrick James America’s greatest writer, Samuel Clemens, who wrote under the pen name Mark…
Discover The Lost World of Lake Powell’s Glen Canyon
By Kerrick James There is a yin ~ yang interplay of life and seasons in…
Dead Yet Still Alive, Three Western Ghost Towns Beguile Intrepid Visitors
When gold was discovered in a frigid creek running through the Sierra Nevada foothills in…
Look! Up In The Dark Sky! Is That Really The Milky Way?
By Tom Adkinson Ancient Babylonians and Greeks peered into a dark night sky and started…
Amarillo, Heart of Cowboy Texas
The State of Texas increasingly is defined by large cities like Houston, Dallas, San Antonio…
Traveling the Mother Road
Since I came to the American Southwest in 1976 I’ve driven more than 1.4 million…