In our continued pursuit of finding beautiful pet-friendly parks on Bainbridge Island, we stumbled upon this amazing place called the Grand Forest!

Prana is growing up so quickly, so we thought it was time to take her to the beach...specifically, a driftwood beach on Bainbridge Island!

We were looking for a beautiful city park to introduce Prana to hiking, and we certainly found that when we visited Weowna Park in Bellevue, WA!

Hey everyone! We wanted to share the exciting news that we got a new puppy! Prana is a 14 week old standard poodle (she was 11 and 12 weeks in these photos)...and needless to say, in the past month that we have had her, she has quickly become the center of our world.

It's no secret that we love bridges! In fact, it is usually one of the first places we love to see when we are visiting a city. So today we are sharing with you our old photos of our time at the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco, California and the Brooklyn Bridge in Brooklyn, New York...two of our favorite man-made structures.

We heard that the wildflowers are blooming in Texas, and so we thought it would be fun to share some of our old photos we took of them!

If you haven't been to Zion National Park in the winter, we highly recommend it! We were there several years ago in November where we hiked the famous Observation Point, an eight mile roundtrip trail that leads to the highest point in the park.

Ansel Adams is one of our favorite photographers of all time! His amazing black and white photography that captures the natural beauty of places like Yosemite National Park has always inspired us. So with that in mind, we thought it would be fun to give ode to Ansel Adams by sharing black and white photos of our very first trip to Yosemite that we took back in 2013!

We often dream of ditching our city life for a vacation in a cabin in the woods. You know the kind of tucked away place that forces you to slow down and place your daily worries on the back shelf while experiencing true peacefulness and a whole lot of quiet. Well, that dream finally came true when we stayed a couple of nights last October at the Logden Lodge in the historic mining town of Ymir, British Columbia!

When we visited Las Vegas last September, unsurprisingly, we found the heat to be overwhelming at times especially after spending a whole day in Death Valley! So before our Vegas trip was over, we decided to take a much needed break from all that is hot by spending a day at nearby Mount Charleston where on average, the temperature is 20 to 30 degrees cooler than the city!

Hey everyone! Today we're sharing more photos of our September trip to Death Valley National Park!

When people say Death Valley is one of the hottest places on Earth, we totally agree with them especially after our recent experience at this unique national park!