Last January there was a Super Blue Blood Moon, which won’t happen again for another 19 years, and I was lucky enough to spend it at Indian Bread Rocks.
Continue reading “Return to Indian Bread Rocks”Arizona
Cactus Forest in the Arizona Desert
I stopped in a cactus forest for a few nights to rest and absorb some sun. There is a large of variety of cacti here, so if you see something you know the name of, please let us know!
Continue reading “Cactus Forest in the Arizona Desert”Solitude in the Lake Havasu Hills
When I left my job and home to be nomadic in January 2018 the first place I stopped and stayed for more than a single night was in the hills around Lake Havasu Arizona. It was the first time in my life where I finally felt free, and so I hold a lot of sentimentality for this place.
Continue reading “Solitude in the Lake Havasu Hills”Visiting the Grand Canyon with the Nomad Man
Cave Discovery at Indian Bread Rocks in Arizona
Sunrise at Indian Bread Rocks in Arizona (LIVE)
Cahlen Lee
Sunrise at Indian Bread Rocks in Arizona
The sun had risen about 30 minutes earlier, but it decided to hide behind a rock to do it all over again. I can understand, it was a glorious sunrise!
Morning at Indian Bread Rocks in Arizona
I climbed the mountains behind my campsite early this morning because they were blocking my view of the Blood Moon eclipse. Unfortunately there was always another mountain once at the top, but I was still treated to some magical lighting as the sun came.
Blue Moon over Indian Bread Rocks in Arizona
First, it is a Blue Moon which means it’s the second Full Moon in the same month, a very rare occurrence. Second, the moon is at the closest it gets to Earth, meaning it looks bigger than usual. This is called a Super Moon. And third, right before the moon sets there will a Blood Moon which is an eclipse where the light from the sun passes through the Earth’s atmosphere filtering out the blue light leaving only red.
Quite the combination wouldn’t you say? I’m told we won’t experience this again in for decades.
Cahlen Lee
Sunrise at Saddle Mountain in Arizona
I woke up after my first night at Saddle Mountain to this beautiful sunset. I’m really loving the deserts of Arizona!
Sunset at Saddle Mountain in Arizona
This was taken my first night at Saddle Mountain in Arizona. It’s my favorite camping site while living in my truck so far! I was able to use Four Wheel Driver to get deeper into the wilderness than most.
Animal Burrow at Las Cienegas in Arizona
I’m finding tons of mounds with large holes burrowed by an unknown animal in Las Cienegas in Southern Arizona. I’m guessing they are rabbits because I spooked one in the grass when I woke up this morning.
Grassy Hills of Las Cienegas in Arizona
This small region of southern Arizona is covered in tall grass, and stands out in stark contrast to the cactus covered deserts which surround the area in all directions. I felt like I had suddenly driven into an entirely different part of the country.
Exploring Saddle Mountain in Arizona (LIVE)
I am parked out in the desert on BLM land and living in my truck. I decided to go on a little adventure into the mountains and bring you all along. I saw cacti, mysterious animal holes, crystalline rocks, and even discovered a cave in the mountain!
Sadly the 4G signal seems to have dropped out right when I reached the cave, so only I got to experience the glory… and it was truly glorious! I think someone could live in that cave if they wanted to.
Anyway, hope you enjoyed the first episode of The Wizard Live, and I’ll see you next time!
Cahlen Lee