Traveling Wingo Intro

The following is just a small smattering of my travels but will give you an idea of what type of adventures are to be had in the future.


We bought an older used camper and made some enhancements to make it better suit our needs.  This home away from home is equipped with a lift and solar panels to allow us to get deep into the back-country.

The bottom of the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado
    
14,308 ft. Uncompahgre Peak to be summited -  San Juan Mountains, Colorado

San Francisco, CA
   
Near the San Rafael swell, Utah and Colorado border
Lakeside Chicago View, IL
  
Moose near Rocky Mountain National Park, CO

Polar Bear near Churchill, Manitoba 

Mission in San Antonio, TX

Window art? in San Francisco, CA

Ruins near the Bookcliffs near the Utah and Colorado border
**Please note that I am not a professional photographer or writer and have zero intention to make offense so please read with an open mind and heart.

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