Category: USA

Mobility with cars in the USA is key and there are plenty of oportunities to delve into american car history by visiting a junk yard!

Due to Covid-19 I could not engage in any travels to North Amerika, but in February 2022 I got the chance to add on 8 days to a business trip to the Utah/Colorado/Arizona/New Mexico area, widely known as 4-Corners. Since I am a huge Jeep … Continue reading4-Corners Road Trip – Part 1

Last photo spot for this road trip was the Cummins Falls State Park. Little did I know before, that getting to the base of the waterfall requires streneous hiking, swimming or wading through water, climbing and crossing slippey rocks.

Leaving Virginia and returning to Tennessee with a stop in Knoxville – birth place of Jimmy Knoxville!

Bristol – home of the Bristol Motor Speedway, formerly known as Bristol International Raceway and Bristol Raceway, is a NASCAR short track venue located in Bristol, Tennessee.  Another item scratched of the bucket list!

Deeper into the woods and the Great Smokey Mountain National Park on day 4.

Entering the Apalaches from the south I found the first photo location at the Long Creek Falls. It is located on the Appalachian Trail near the Three Forks where the Appalachian, Benton MacKaye and Duncan Ridge Trails meet. Only a service road leads up this area and … Continue readingsmokey mountain road trip – Day 3

City of White, Georgia? Why would someone inlcude this spot on a road trip through the Smokey Mountains? It is not even close to the mountain area! 😉 There is a reason and it is called Old Car City! Old Car City in White (close … Continue readingSmokey mountains road trip – day 2

Once again I was able to extend a business trip for a couple days to enjoy a road trip around the Smokey Mountains. Starting point was Nashville. The roadtrip was planned with taking photos of waterfalls, enjoying the scenic drives and not taking Interstate routes … Continue readingSmokey mountains road trip – day 1

The culture of San Francisco is major and different in terms of arts, music, cuisine, festivals, museums, and architecture but also is influenced heavily by Mexican culture due to its large Hispanic population, and its history as part of Spanish America and Mexico. The aerial photos … Continue readingSan Francisco