The Day I Met My Maker at the Mint 400
A few weeks ago, our partners BFGoodrich called me on the phone and asked if I would be willing to go to the Mint 400 … Read more
A Kids Laptop and the River of Time
Time, without any concern for our opinion or well-being, flows on. It will never stop to check back on us as it keeps its steady … Read more
By Land, Pier and Sea
Groundhog Day was a fun movie to watch as a kid. The idea that you can do the same day over and over is awesome. … Read more
A HART for the Darkness
Roughly. Roughly 93 million miles away from where I stand, a steady stream of photons were ejected from a gigantic plasmic orb and traveled at … Read more
Building up the Bear: Stepping up for Drinks and Shade
The two most noticeable variables in travel – regardless of where you are going – are comfort and ease. In the case of road-trippers and … Read more
Carving Memories with the Hart
On May 18th, 1980, an explosion the size of 24 megatons of TNT rattled the northwest corner of the United States. Like the pyroclastic flows that … Read more
Finding the Hunter
A family of ancient volcanic obelisks stands in opposition to the sunrise as I work my way north alone in the snow. They’ve taken their … Read more
Rooftop Exploration
The open road is an amazing place. There’s so much to explore. Things to see, people to meet. It flows like a living being. What’s even better, … Read more
Building up the Bear: Bigger is Better
We’ve put some miles on the Bear now. We’ve crossed a few train tracks and kicked up our fair share of dust. As I pointed … Read more
From SEMA to Mars
To be a father is a gift. To be a father of two precocious boys and a baby boy…well, that’s a blessing only another father … Read more