In this episode, Linda and Jarrett talk briefly about their travels separately and together. They share some significant incidents they've experienced and hard-learned lessons they've learned as they've explored the world, including underestimating how much your pets will miss you. Whether traveling across continents to explore new exotic places or just going on a short business trip for a few days, you will want to hear what these two have learned the hard way so you can learn the easy way.

To see the excellent dog-boarding place in Austin which helped identify Angela's Addison's Disease, Hearts and Paws, visit http://www.heartsandpaws.com/

To learn about the awesome clinic that helped treat Angela on short notice, New Hope Animal Hospital, go to https://cedarparkvet.com/ .

To read about some of Jarrett's and Linda's adventures over the years, go to www.AdventureswithBG.com

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In this episode, Jarrett and Linda describe their hike at Spicewood Valley Trail in Austin. They took their trip on a weekday afternoon after several rainy days couped up inside. The trail is 2 miles out and back and parallels a stream for most of the trip.  There is a waterfall and some large rocks to explore as well. And you know Angela and BeeGee went on this hike.

Jarrett talks about his adventure at Lost Maples State Park, which is known for its beautiful maples leaves changing color in the fall. He goes into detail about how he hiked for twelve miles with only his flip flops!

Angela and BeeGee make guest appearances in the form of panting, snoring, and licking. And as always follow us at www.adventureswithbg.com 

Jarrett went pack-rafting at Colorado Bend State Park, to a set of 70-foot tall waterfalls called Post Oak Falls. In this episode, he describes his journey and experience for listeners. https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/colorado-bend

Linda talks about the Charro Days Parade in her native Brownsville, Texas. It is an international parade that has been held since the 1930s and is an example of cross-cultural engagement in a time when so many people seem focused on division instead of unity. https://www.charrodaysfiesta.com/

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Have you found yourself walking your dog(s) more during the COVID-19 pandemic? Have you found yourself wondering, "What is proper dog-walking etiquette?" How do you make sure you have a safe and fun dog-walking experience for you and others?

In this episode,  Linda and Jarrett talk about their experience with walking two strong knuckle-headed terrier mixes, Angela (30 lbs) and BeeGee (55 lbs). As non-experts, just typical dog-owners, they share stories and advice for people who are new to dog-walking. In particular, they help out those who, like them, adopted adult dogs. Check out more at www.adventureswithbg.com

In this episode, Jarrett talks about his solo hike at Good Water Loop in Georgetown. Linda tells you about their family hike at Bull Creek District Park in Austin's upper Green Belt. They discuss what it's like to hike in a public space in the middle of a pandemic.

Jarrett and Linda went on these hikes in the middle of a storm and after the storm. They describe the beauty and hazards of hiking on wet grounds. If you've ever wondered whether you should take a hike while it's raining, this is the episode for you.

What is it like to camp in central Texas with two mixed-terriers? Listen and find out as Jarrett describes his camping adventure with dog companions BeeGee and Angela at Good Water loop of the San Gabriel River Trail at Lake Georgetown.  https://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/georgetown/Information/Hiking%20Trail%20Map.pdf

Are you fascinated by ghost stories? Are you a history buff? Are you curious about what sort of shenanigans went on in Washington, D.C. since the city was first built? If your answer to any of these questions is yes, then listen to Linda describe ghost tours in general and give a preview of the D.C. one she took.  https://amerighost.com/washington-dc-ghost-tours/ghosts-lafayette-park/

Running out of ideas on what to do while stuck at home? Consider going on a virtual visit of a Renaissance Fair or a haunted tour. In this episode, Jarrett and Linda introduce you to a virtual visit of the Sherwood Forest Faire, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_TXWc1AoClULilqLb6TkgQ, and a haunted tour, https://austinghosttours.com/, they took to explore a dark side of Austin's history. If you're curious about Ren Faires, haunted tours, or some good old-fashioned history, listen to this episode to decide if you'd like to book a virtual visit or tour.

Looking for more opportunities to escape the quarantine? Follow or subscribe to Wandering Into The Woods on Spotify for more ideas. You can also subscribe to our YouTube Channel, Adventures With BG.

Hey guys, this is Jarrett and Linda from adventures with BeeGee. We are going to bring you on our adventures in central Texas in our new podcast, wandering into the woods.

In our podcast, we talk about our outdoors adventures, such as hiking, camping, caving, kayaking, and rafting. Together, we describe what it's like exploring the outdoors as a newbie or city-dweller, like Linda, or as an experienced outdoors person, like me.

This podcast also explores cultural sites around Texas and the world beyond. Our friends and we talk about our visits to different cities and tours of all kinds.

We share our experiences and recommendations to inspire you to go on your own adventure. So if you're ready to hear about all the activities that are around you, make sure you follow Wandering into the Woods on your favorite podcast app.

In their first episode, Linda and Jarrett talk about what inspired them to start a podcast and a little about themselves. The episode focuses on their adventure with their friend David at Longhorn Cavern State Park. The three of them went on a caving adventure and they describe what they saw at the park and recommendations for anyone who is interested in visiting.

For more information about Longhorn Cavern State Park, visit https://tpwd.texas.gov/state-parks/longhorn-cavern

To see what this adventure looked like, view the video on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsFmSTSbSPc&t=1s