On the beaches of southern Thailand.

 

Meet

Kamee Editha

 
 

I’m married to my husband Jose, and a new-ish mom to my 15-month-old son, Kolbe, with another on the way. At university, I had a strong and undeniable encounter with Christ, and after graduating, I had a strong desire to share my experiences and faith with others. , friends and family have finally convinced me to start this blog… about a lot of different things.  Besides being a recent college grad, I’m also a vegetarian-foodie-wannabe freelance artist on the side and full-time child of God.  So, expect many posts not just on travel, but also food, faith, and the messiness of life! Traveling and my faith have shaped many of my perspectives on my own life and has taught me so much, and I want to share those experiences with you!  So, if you’re looking for some travel tips, are into photography, or just want to tag along as I continue to learn how to navigate this journey (camino) called life, then this is the right place for you.

 
 

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Throwback to the time that I was hiking down from Taggert Lake and came across this not so lil’ old moose on my trail! Moose typically have a very distinct snout compared to caribou and you can see it pretty well on this guy ^^🦌 • •
More photos of the bighorn! Can’t say to #getoutside at the moment, but adventure on 🤙 • • • #stayandwander #beautifuldestinations #exploretocreate #forgeyourownpath #visualsofearth #badlandsnationalpark #earthoutdoors #withmyn
If you want to see some big horn sheep, go to Badlands National Park. That’s where they’re at. ‘Nuff said. But, in all seriousness, it’s so easy to miss encountering the beauty of what National Parks have to offer trying to
A lot of the time, when I’m out adventuring, it isn’t always the easiest to wake up as soon as my alarm goes off to get to location before sunrise. I always contemplate snoozing and “sleeping” in for a few more minutes. But,