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Teton Valley – Grand Targhee – Bluegrass Festival
Driggs, Idaho is a hidden gem! ✨ We always travel through the Teton Mountain Range on the east side and stay in Jackson Hole, Wyoming. We started hearing great things about the west side and the Grand Targhee Resort music festivals. Their annual bluegrass festival has been happening for over 30 years. We couldn't wait ...

Force of Nature
Be like the river. Create your own path. People will doubt you but they don't know what you've been through or your strength. Many have doubted the water but she always finds her way. xo ©Tracy Blowers

National Pet Month – Allen – Best Friends Animal Society
May is National Pet Month so I wanted to sneak this post in before we turn the page on our calendars. 🙂 Every year while volunteering at Best Friends Animal Society, we (of course!) discuss getting another dog or cat. We rescued our girl, Utah, when she was a puppy and this time we wanted to ...

Mississippi – National River and Recreation Area – Twin Cities
Did you know that we have a National Park running right through the Twin Cities in Minnesota? The Mississippi National River and Recreation Area offers 72 miles of boating, running/walking/hiking/biking trails, fishing, birdwatching, nature and city photography and much more. We are fortunate to live in an urban area with so much nature to enjoy. "Unlike most ...

Cottonwood Canyon Road – Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument was the last place in the continental United States to be mapped. It still feels wild and untouched. On our recent road trip to Utah, we took Cottonwood Canyon Road from Big Water to Cannonville and then up to Bryce Canyon National Park. Cottonwood Canyon Road is 46 miles of unpaved ...

Headshots – Macy
Fun headshot shoot with Macy from Steven Scott Management! Do you have a favorite? It's hard to choose, she's so photogenic! Contact me for updated headshots at usoulphoto@gmail.com. ©Tracy Blowers

The Honey You Seek
I've been meditating every day for the last few weeks. It's been amazing and I definitely feel better when I'm done. One day I took my blood pressure before and after and it was much lower when I finished. Today I kept seeing a bear. So random. Then I remembered that while in Sedona I ...