This is the question that appears in my mind every time I get up early to run. I must admit that I am far from something called “morning person”. I enjoy immensely in my sleep time, especially dreams. That moment when I open my eyes and say to myself:” Let’s go for a run!” is … More Why do I run?
So after a lot of miles came the last day of our planned journey on Route 66. I say planned but what I actually mean is, that we followed it as much as we could but ended up seeing some other places that we did not plan. I usually like to plan almost everything but … More Petrified Forest National Park, Meteor Crater, Walnut Canyon and Montezuma Monument
So I became the ambassador for another brand. This is a young brand making their way into your home. If you love outdoors, hiking and nature, this is a place for you to shop. When you click on this link Montem gear you will find selected products to buy. All of them are intended for your maximal … More Ambassador for the second time for awesome brand MONTEM
After a deserved rest in beautiful Santa Fe, we decided to rise early and increase our hights. Firstly we went to the Observation deck of Rio Grande. The best things in a world are free. This view was one of them. We went to nearly 3000meters above sea level to Bandelier National Park. When you arrive at the place … More Bandelier National Park, Jemez and Coronado Historical site, Sandia mountain and Albuquerque
This morning began early because we wanted to explore further Palo Duro Canyon near Amarillo. After some trouble with waking up and good breakfast, we made our way to Visitor Center of Canyon. Palo Duro is open at 7a.m. already but the Visitor Center opens at 8 a.m. There is a way to go immediately … More Palo Duro Canyon, Amarillo to Santa Fe
This time our journey began in the morning with 45th Infantry Museum. Although I am not big fan of warfare history, this museum blow my mind. Firstly, the entrance is totally free and secondly the place itself. When you enter the gate there is huge yard filled with tanks, plaines and all kind of armored … More From Oklahoma city to Amarillo,TX
After relaxing evening in Kansas city, we decided to head south and continue on Route 66. First city was Springfield. In the city itself there is a rich history connected to the American civil war. You can especially see this in Founders park along with history of the city itself. One of the famous spots … More Moving along to Springfield, MO and Tulsa, OK
So after the drive that let us say goodbye with all our friends in Illinois and familiar plains, we entered into the Missouri. The plan was to visit the Hannibal town where one of the greatest writers spend most of his life Mark Twain. Even the street of our motel was Huckleberry drive. Every single … More Hannibal or Mark Twain town and Kansas city
I wanted so long to take this kind of epic road trip and now I got a perfect chance. We are moving from Chicago to California and we decided to drive there. This was a perfect opportunity to do so. I planned the whole trip and it goes like this Hannibal, Kansas city, Springfield, MO, … More So let’s begin the mother of all roads-Route 66
So I would like to present to you the awesome backpacks. Their name is Muzmm backpacks and they were kind to extend and offer to me and all of you wonderful people that follows me and reads my stories a discount on their beautiful merchandise. So this is what you have to do in order … More My first time being brand ambassador
