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Photo Gallery; On The Walk
We were newlyweds and in newspapers across the country. This was at the beginning of the walk across America.
The soles of my boots were wearing down.
The Brogans that caused blisters on my feet during the first leg of the walk.
A day on the road.
On the road as the sun was setting.
A hot day on the road somewhere in Texas.
On the road in the middle of nowhere.
Twenty miles of walking left me exhausted.
My backpack weighed 35 pounds and Peter's weighed 75 pounds.
On the road in New Mexico
We walked across bridges, railroad trestles, rivers, and more on the walk across America.
Walking across Colorado was one step below heaven.
On the road in Creede, Colorado.
My face was covered for protection from bitter cold wind as we crossed Engineer Pass.
A portrait taken in an abandoned log cabin in the Rockies.
Lake San Cristobal near our log cabin in Lake City, Colorado and where we spent many hours exploring.
I painted a picture of the log cabin where we lived on The Vicker's Ranch during the winter of 1978.
We loved snowmobiling in the high country.
On the road in Idaho.
One of many newspaper articles.
The winter was brutal across The Cascades in Oregon.
On the cover of National Geographic Magazine.
Our route from New Orleans to Oregon as shown in National Geographic.
The last mile of the walk in Florence, Oregon.
We crossed the last sand dune and were thrilled to reach the Pacific Ocean.
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