Eric’s Dream

The weather is warming up again. Last night while sleeping in the hotel parking lot in Dover, I didn’t have to turn the heat on at all. As a matter of fact, I rolled the windows down to cool off.

I longed for the cold winters after being in Florida for the last eight years without

was snowed in last night, but ready to explore today. I made my way to the epicenter of all that is French in Canada; Quebec City.
I have heard that downtown is the closest thing to Old Europe in North America. We shall see.
I made my way the suburbs that typically surround all modern cities and slowly made

After a long night of sleep and talking with an uninterested reporter yesterday, I am ready to take on the new day.
I loaded up my tissue filled car, scraped the frost of the windows with my license (since I don’t own a scraper,) and proceeded.
Today, I want to see

I spent a week with the family in Waco, Dallas, and on base near Ft. Worth and against my will, I felt it was time to move on.
I was going to make a quick stop to tour Texas Stadium (where the Cowboys play) and then I was going to be on my way to Oklahoma City.
While I have been a football fan as long as I can

I have watched countless hours of Travel Channel specials, including the ones that review America’s Parks. Almost always, Yosemite comes in second on the list, right behind Yellowstone. With that being said, my expectations for Yosemite were to be

I was beginning to dread my trip into San Francisco. Traffic an hour north of the city was already terrible and someone once warned me that driving in downtown San Francisco is much like driving in Manhattan, which is something I really don’t care to

made the trip from Idaho Falls, ID to Missoula, MT. on Friday and decided to stay the night in order to have my first tv interview. There have been other TV reporters that have gotten a hold of me in the past, but