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Dog-Friendly Winter Road Trip Stop in Boise: Where to Stay, Eat, & Explore

heather · December 27, 2025 · Leave a Comment

View from the top of Camel's Back Park in Boise, Idaho, things to do with a dog in Boise

Like many others, I took a road trip to spend the holidays with family this year.  It can be a challenging time of year to travel because of weather, and I decided to turn it into a winter road trip – with a dog. I decided to break up the road trip by spending a…

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Epic Mount Tamalpais Hike: Redwoods, Waterfalls & Stinson Beach Views

heather · December 10, 2025 · Leave a Comment

redwood trees on the Steep Ravine Trail at Mount Tamalpais Hike

I had a friend in town for Thanksgiving.  She has been to San Francisco many times before, so we have done all the obvious touristy things in town and even day trips like wine tasting in Napa. When I asked her if she had any requests for this visit, she wanted to see redwood trees near…

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Ultimate Mission Burrito Walking Tour: Murals, Food & Culture in San Francisco

heather · December 4, 2025 · Leave a Comment

Looking over Dolores Park towards downtown in San Francisco from Church and 20th Street

San Francisco is proud of their burritos, and for good reason.  Spend an afternoon exploring the Mission District and eating the best burritos on this Mission burrito walking tour. I live nearby in Noe Valley and did this with a friend visiting over the holidays. If you want to check out some other self-guided walks…

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Holiday Road Trip Guide: Winter Driving, Weather, and Traveling With a Dog

heather · November 21, 2025 · Leave a Comment

view of lake tahoe from a ski lift at heavenly in winter

I love a good road trip, but there are some big differences in planning for a winter road trip vs. a summer road trip.  Shorter days, unpredictable weather, slower travel, and holiday traffic are all important considerations. Bringing a dog along for the holidays adds more logistics to consider, but you can plan ahead to…

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Carbon Footprint: The Relationship Between Architecture and Travel

heather · November 14, 2025 · Leave a Comment

Looking across the River Thames at the Millennium Bridge and the Tate Modern Museum

As an architect, I think about the environmental impact of the buildings we design.  This includes how materials are sourced, how much energy a space uses, and what happens to it over time. But the same questions come up when I travel. Every flight, every hotel stay, even how much we pack adds up to…

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