Picture 1: I go on a discovery tour.

Picture 2: I am on a desert hike, always keeping a safe distance from the teddy bear cacti.

Picture 3: Back in my beloved desert.

Picture 4: Our wild camping spot by the Red Rocks near Sedona.

Picture 5: I hear interesting sounds in the grass in front of me. The red rocks in the background are not so exciting at the moment.

Picture 6: The moon rises over the Red Rocks at Sedona.

Picture 7: Finally on a tree again.

Picture 8: Wandering in front of snow-covered peaks on volcanic soil..

Picture 9: I am enjoying the view from high up in the beautiful rocky landscape.

Picture 10: Exploring our campsite.

Picture 11: On a climbing tour in muddy-sandy terrain.

Picture 12: I am on my way to my next climbing adventure.

Picture 13: A small area of the Goblin Valley State Parks.

Picture 14: Spectacular landscapes are normal in Utah.

Picture 15: Wild camping in the Valley of the Gods.

Picture 16: I am tired from my long hike with Herrchen.

Picture 17: I sit in the Valley of the Gods and ponder.

Picture 18: The evening brings clouds and temperatures cool down for now.

Picture 19: Rock windows in Arches National Park.

Picture 20: The so-called Corona Arch near Moab.

Picture 21: One of the bizarre rock landscapes in southeastern Utah. On the right side of the picture is the Corona Arch.

Picture 22: View from approximately 3,000 meters above sea level down into the red rock landscape of Utah.

Picture 23: Me while exploring the area.

Picture 24: Our wild camping spot for the next days.

Picture 25: On the way to the shore of Flaming Gorge Reservoir, approximately 50 meters to the left of our campsite.

Picture 26: I’m enjoying sunset.

Picture 27: I sprint down the steps, ready for new adventures!

Picture 28: After a successful day of climbing and mouse hunting, I stroll back home.

Picture 29: On the way to the rocks on the other side of the meadow. It is further away than expected.

Picture 30: This is how it looks at the granite rocks. I would have definitely had a lot of fun.

Picture 31: I look out the window into the vast grasslands.

Picture 32: My view from the trailer into the badlands, standing amidst a sea of green grass. An approaching storm darkens the sky.

Picture 33: Bison roam through the grasslands of the Black Hills with their offspring.

Picture 34: Before we leave the state park, we pass by this magnificent lake.

Picture 35: In the Badlands in South Dakota.

Picture 36: View from the plateau of the erosional landscape of Badlands National Park in South Dakota. The moon is also visible.

Picture 37: Back in Wyoming, we once again found a breezy spot with a magnificent panoramic view.

Picture 38: One of the marmots is so bold that it is trying to come into our trailer.

Picture 39: The Devils Tower in Wyoming.

Picture 40: Several miles away, it is already raining and flashing, while we still hope that the storm will pass by our location in the mountains.

Picture 41: View along the river into the mountain world.

Picture 42: One of the petroglyphs that our neighbors showed to my subjects.

Picture 43: The Snake River flows through this magnificent landscape.

Picture 44: Bison in front of the Grand Teton massif.

Picture 45: I stroll along fragrant tall grass and explore the area.

Picture 46: My buddy, the magpie, wakes me up and I let out a hearty yawn.

Picture 47: Out of pure joy, I balance up and down on a tree trunk.

Picture 48: Those two forest dwellers gave me quite a fright.

Picture 49: Sociable Prairie Dogs.

Picture 50: One of the views overlooking the incredibly diverse and multicolored erosion landscape.

Picture 51: I eagerly observe a bison right next to our truck.

Picture 52: The bison looks directly at us and expresses its opinion about us with a snort and a grunt.

Picture 53: The bison blocks the road and demonstrates who the stronger one is.

Picture 54: View from one of the lookout points over the beautifully vegetated badlands of Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota.

Picture 55: We would have liked to stay here, but the heat and mosquitoes were too much for us.

Picture 56: Herrchen takes a photo of me as we take a break during our journey through the endless fields of grain.

Picture 57: Wild camping near Glacier National Park in Montana.

Picture 58: Beautiful colorful flowers grow in the rugged mountain world.

Picture 59: A mountain meadow full of tall, purple blooming plants.

Picture 60: A mountain goat is sitting not far from us in the cliffs.

Picture 61: A bighorn sheep chews contentedly on a blade of grass.

Picture 62: A bear cub climbs down from the tree next to us.

Picture 63: One of the beautiful mountain lakes in Glacier National Park. I experience a magical moment there as the last light of the day enchants the surroundings.

Picture 64: One of the beautiful, crystal-clear rivers that I saw on my journey through Glacier National Park.

Picture 65: My new log friend.

Picture 66: Right from the beginning, I discovered an exciting mouse hole at our new parking spot.

Picture 67: A cow moose wades through the river with her offspring.

Picture 68: One of the waterfalls in the northern part of Yellowstone National Park.

Picture 69: Upper Mesa Falls in Idaho.

Picture 70: I scout out trees and have the agony of choice.

Picture 71: A bison is grazing in Yellowstone National Park.

Picture 72: Grand Prismatic Spring from a viewpoint where my subjects later went. Behind it, the heavily steaming Excelsior Geyser.

Picture 73: The Sapphire Pool is crystal clear and turquoise at the edges, transitioning into deeper blue towards the center.

Picture 74: Eruption of the Old Faithful geyser.

Picture 75: I enjoyed the sunrise with Herrchen and make my way back to the travel trailer.

Picture 76: I slip into a hollow rock.

Picture 77: To the left, the Silver Island Mountains; to the right, salt stretching to the horizon. In between, sporadically, a few other vehicles can be seen as black dots.

Picture 78: Our truck on the salt flats with the Silver Island Mountains in the background, where our trailer is parked somewhere.

Picture 79: One of the many reptiles I discover on my walks.

Picture 80: Me exploring the surroundings of our travel trailer.

Picture 81: I discover a tarantula in a dried-up riverbed.

Picture 82: The fantastic view from the mountains overlooking the desert below and the Salt Flats beyond.

Picture 83: I taste the juicy grass near one of the streams at our campsite. Unfortunately, I'm only allowed to be here with a leash.

Picture 84: The view from about 2,500 meters above sea level down into the high desert of the Great Basin. It is clear to see at what altitude the vegetation becomes greener.

Picture 85: One of the mountain lakes in the Great Basin National Park that my subjects hiked to.

Picture 86: Mule deer are drinking from Stella Lake, a mountain lake in Great Basin National Park.

Picture 87: One of the two rock tunnels through Red Canyon in Utah.

Picture 88: The beginning of an excellent climbing adventure.

Picture 89: I enjoy the feeling of standing on one of the ancient trees and admire the fantastic view in my very own private canyon.

Picture 90: The panoramic view from the southernmost and highest point of Bryce Canyon National Park is breathtaking.

Picture 91: I return from one of my explorations.

Picture 92: One of the areas of Bryce Canyon where the most hoodoos can be found.

Picture 93: I love balancing on these amazing tree trunks.

Picture 94: View into a side canyon at the North Rim of the Grand Canyon.

Picture 95: View from north to south across the Grand Canyon with visible San Francisco Peaks on the left side of the image.

Picture 96: View from a lookout point towards one of the rim plateaus of the Vermilion Cliffs.

Picture 97: After balancing on the fallen tree trunk, I enjoy the magnificent view and the mountain air.

Picture 98: Fine volcanic ash clumps shape the surface of the landscape.

Picture 99: Our 'local mountains' where our wild camping spot is located.

Picture 100: Wupatki Pueblo in the eponymous National Monument during the evening hours.

Picture 101: View from the parking lot of Arizona Snowbowl towards a nearby grove of aspen trees, growing at an elevation of approximately 2,800 meters above sea level.

Picture 102: The spectacular view from Montezuma Pass in the Huachuca Mountains towards the southeast. In the background, the border fence with Mexico can be seen extending to the horizon.

Picture 103: The view of Bisbee from the mountains.

Picture 104: In the Dragoon Mountains near Tombstone in Arizona.

Picture 105: Our campsite at Saddle Mountain.

Picture 106: Sunrise the next morning at Saddle Mountain.

Picture 107: After a successful climbing adventure on a palo verde tree, I look into the camera at Herrchen before leaping back down shortly after.

Picture 108: I come back from one of my many excursions in the desert. In the background, there are palo verde trees, and on the right side of the picture creosote bushes.

Picture 109: I have successfully climbed another tree.

Picture 110: I stroll over to Frauchen and Herrchen, who are attaching Christmas decorations to a thorn of a teddybear cholla cactus (on the left side of the picture).

Picture 111: One evening, we observe a spectacular moonrise over the mountains in the east.

Picture 112: After one of my excursions, I return home to my trailer with many new experiences.