by jeff@lyonsroar.com | May 23, 2026 | Travel
Our first stop was at the Vitlycke Museum in Bohuslän, with its outdoor Bronze Age Farm and over 500 Bronze Age images carved into rocks and later highlighted by the museum in red for easier viewing. The Bus ride from Vargerg to Oslo was 4.5 hours of lush greenery and...
by jeff@lyonsroar.com | May 19, 2026 | Hiking, Travel
Our trip from Moab, Utah, to Arizona, on our National Parks, friends, and family tour in late April, took us to Fredonia. The scenery on the backroads along the way was incredible during every mile of the 5.5-hour drive. When driving along the Colorado Plateau, you...
by jeff@lyonsroar.com | May 11, 2026 | Travel
During our eleven-day journey in April to visit friends, family, and the western national and state parks, we never stayed in one place more than two nights. After saying goodbye to Mike and Amy in Zion National Park, we drove to Bryce Canyon City to explore the...
by jeff@lyonsroar.com | May 3, 2026 | Hiking, Travel, Uncategorized
Karen and I flew into Las Vegas from Chattanooga on Saturday, 4-13-26, to begin an eleven-day exploration of National, State, and City Parks in Arizona, Utah, and Nevada. Along the way, we would visit with friends and family we hadn’t seen in years. We made our...
by jeff@lyonsroar.com | Mar 28, 2026 | Hiking, Hiking, Tennessee, Travel
Friday (3-27-26), we made the 30-minute drive to Cleveland, TN, in search of the scheduled Wienermobile. Since 1988, over 400 college graduates have become “Hotdoggers” selected to drive Wienermobiles for a year representing Oscar Mayer. This Wienermobile...
by jeff@lyonsroar.com | Jan 15, 2026 | Travel
We took a ferry from Aero Island, then a bus up the coast, and stopped for lunch and a walkabout in the Danish port of Helsingør, Denmark. Quaint and walkable Helsingør was founded by the Danish King Eric of Pomerania in 1420. The King charged tolls for all ships...
