Two For Tuesday – December 10th 2024
A couple random Double Cross images… Never Stop Exploring!
Two For Tuesday – December 10th 2024 Read More »
A couple random Double Cross images… Never Stop Exploring!
Two For Tuesday – December 10th 2024 Read More »
The 3MPH blog is six and a half years old this month and I’m amazed that we’ve kept it going this long. Perhaps it’s a testament to the power of the Slow living mindset. That was the original intent of 3MPH – sharing our journey, as we attempt to create a more meaningful and conscious
Dirt Road Diary #21 – The Right Speed Read More »
We took the dogs over to the doggie doctor in Kansas the other day and they have a big box store, so I took a cam to entertain myself while Vickie searched the food aisles for deals. Xam and I went to the park for a good walk and then cruised town looking for shapes,
Two for Tuesday – December 3rd, 2024 Read More »
As Fall fades into Winter, the opportunities to get out on the High Plains gravel are fading too. We changed up the way we normally do our Fall / Winter transition this year and journeyed down to Galveston Bay in October instead of December, so we could watch the grandkids play football and baseball. The
Dirt Road Diary #20 – Slow Ride Read More »
Canadian Texas is a little hamlet in the Panhandle of Texas. It’s on the High Plains, about five hours south of “The Cottage.” There’s a peaceful little park with a few RV hook-ups, and we usually anchor down for a night when we drive “The Bus” back and forth between Texas and Colorado. On the
Two For Tuesday – November 19th, 2024 Read More »
Road Pie We have owned “The Bus” for over a decade, and while we still have not used it for the reason it was intended (an awesome Western States loop tour through every state west of the Mississippi), we have spent a fair amount of time living in her, mostly in Texas. In all that
Two For Tuesday – November 12th, 2024 Read More »
Better than Wishin’ A pair of fish grinnin’ shots… Never Stop Exploring!
Two for Tuesday – November 5th, 2024 Read More »
Oktoberfest Texas is a long way from Germany, but there’s plenty of German culture in Texas. Beginning in the 1830s, Germans fled religious and political oppression in their native country, looking for sanctuary in a new land, and they found it here. Letters sent back home spoke of a boundless sea of green. A land,
Two for Tuesday – Oktober 29th Read More »
I’ve always been fascinated with doors; they represent thresholds between different spaces or states of being. They are the transition from one space to another, whether in a home, crossing into a sacred space, or stepping across the threshold into a new phase of life. They symbolize the passage of time and the transformation from
Two for Tuesday – October 22nd, 2024 Read More »
We have a decent collection of tents. An ultra-light solo tent, a two-person backpack shelter, a three-person unit that’s packable as well, and a really big canvas bell tent that can sleep two or three humans along with a few dogs. The bell tent is the only one I can stand up in, which makes
Two for Tuesday – October 15th, 2024 Read More »
Life gets busy sometimes, even in the slow lane. We took time off from posting at 3mph.org recently and still haven’t gotten in tune with the old schedule. We’re okay with it, and it might take longer to get back into the rhythm. There might not be one next week, but we have a 2
Two for Tuesday – October 8th, 2024 Read More »
Double Cross’s new tires showed up a few days ago and I got around to installing them today. While I was at it, I performed some other routine maintenance. I built her current wheels about five years ago, and they have traveled thousands of miles, so I put them in the truing stand to have
Dirt Road Diary #19 – Baby’s Got New Shoes Read More »
We’re sticking with the category from last month – old hotels for $200, Alex. The Mayo Hotel in downtown Tulsa, Oklahoma is approaching her hundredth birthday after a recent restoration, so as a gift, we have included an extra image. Never Stop Exploring!
Two For Tuesday – September 3rd, 2024 Read More »