by Ryan Bufton | Jun 5, 2021 | Ryan Bufton
Train rides are an ideal way to get off the freeway and spend a day in parts of America rarely experienced by modern travelers. The steam locomotive operated by the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad pulls the adventurer into the Colorado wilderness in a...
by Ryan Bufton | May 1, 2021 | Ryan Bufton
With the world opening for international travel again, it’s passport renewal season for many people. Passport renewal was already a complex process, and now the State Department is constantly adapting to the COVID-19 pandemic. Bookmark this guide to help...
by Ryan Bufton | Apr 1, 2021 | Ryan Bufton, Uncategorized
Maui is the second-largest island in the chain that makes up Hawaii. The island is essentially two volcanoes connected by a valley. The volcano in the northwest is dormant. Haleakala, the volcano in the east, which makes up 75% of the island, last erupted in the 16th...
by Ryan Bufton | Mar 2, 2021 | Ryan Bufton, Uncategorized
Maine has 228 miles of coastline dotted with charming small towns waiting to be explored. Bath Situated along the Kennebec River banks, Bath is a quaint coastal town with a rich maritime history. The Maine Maritime Museum is open to visitors year-round, and...
by Ryan Bufton | Feb 11, 2021 | Ryan Bufton
Once upon a pre-pandemic time, people of little means who wanted to see the world did so from their couches and armchairs. During the pandemic, this form of international travel from one’s living room increased. Famous landmarks and galleries and museums set up...
by Ryan Bufton | Jan 7, 2021 | Ryan Bufton
Wintertime camping is an activity for the intrepid and the brave. It takes a tremendous love of the outdoors and nature to want to venture outside in ice, snow, or below-freezing temperatures just to go exploring and maybe light a campfire. For those willing to take...
