Written by Stu Davidson @ Stuck in Customs
Daily Photo – Exploring Utah I had an awesome time driving through Utah back in 2013. I had a few key destinations mapped out but other than that it was loads of exploring and seeing what caught my attention along the way. This was one of the amazing rock structures I stumbled across. Exploring Utah […]
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Monuments. USA.
Written by Stu Davidson @ Stuck in Customs
Here’s another image from the new NFT drop on Foundation. It’s a varied collection with images from across the globe and was a whole load of fun to create. I hope you enjoy seeing them. 🙂
Rocky Mountaineer: Adventure Awaits in the American Southwest
Written by Cacinda Maloney @ PointsandTravel.com
This past weekend, I boarded the Rocky Mountaineer train that goes from Denver, Colorado to Moab, Utah. From one mile above sea level to the heart of red rock country. This route is known as the “Rockies to the Red Rocks”. The route is the …
The Long and Not So Winding Road
Written by Stu Davidson @ Stuck in Customs
Daily Photo – The Long and Not So Winding Road This is something I don’t see so much nowadays, living on the South Island of NZ. The geography around Queenstown and the alps just doesn’t allow it, so it’s a nice change when I’m in the US to grab shots like this. (This one really […]
Didn’t Mean to Beat a Dead Horse – A Startling Look at the Crust of the Earth
Written by Miles Momma @ Miles Momma
“Ewww.., ick, who would drink a Dead Horse beer anyway?” our guest turned her nose up and eyed me with suspicion. Her skepticism caught me, and I had to laugh. I really hadn’t thought much about it as the Dead Horse Ale from the Moab Brewery provided the right taste for the moment and I … Continue reading “Didn’t Mean to Beat a Dead Horse – A Startling Look at the Crust of the Earth”
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