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A few weeks ago we wrote to guests with confirmed reservations inviting them to keep a diary of pictures of their road trips down to Loveless Motel, including in the letter a coupon for 24 hour film developing at Shutter Bug Camera Shop, located off the lobby. That request paid off! We share with you here just a tip of the iceberg of results that we continue to get, and invite you, future and former guests, to send us pictures of yourselves on your way to see us. Whether you're in your driveway at the beginning of your trip, you have pulled over to a rest stop, found a deserted highway you heard might be interested, a public park in a town you passed through, or just stopped to get gas, we want to see you! As a public service, we ask that you refrain from taking any pictures which may compromise your safety. Road head, while it is a well known travel delight, can be dangerous if the driver is the one receiving AND holding the camera, especially at that crucial moment that has your eyes rolling back in your head and you drop the camera, while your foot hits the accelerator pedal and you holler "MAMA!"

Literally, these guys just can't wait to get to Loveless. The whole point of the trip was privacy, a pool, sauna, new friends, new experiences, but it looks like car head is inevitable, and that 2 night room guarantee deposit is non-refundable. Fuel is not cheap this year at 65 cents a gallon. And deposits, as it turns out, cum in all kinds of flavors

OMG! 😮 My man just revealed to me where we are going next month for my birthday 🎂🎉! I will say this much, I will be wild as fuck when we go & get there! He book few days at Desire Resort Riviera Maya in Cancun! 🌴🏖️🌞🌊 https://www.desire-resort.com/ A "clothing-optional" resort, which you know what that means for me! 🚫👙 or 👚! 🤭 We will be staying in what they call the Desire Suite. https://www.desire-resort.com/desire/accommodations/desire-suite I will bring a couple thong bikinis to have on hand, which one will definitely be this one! 😉 Oh I know I will be turning heads running around wearing this or even when I am naked! 😉🤭

I am going to be doing quite a bit of travelling over the next few weeks Next week I will be spending sometime with my man & daughter as we head out to "The Land of Enchantment", New Mexico 🌄 to visit some friend of his & his family 👨‍👩‍👦. I've heard about him many times & met once years ago. This will be the first time I will meet his family as I hear they have a daughter 👧 & teenage son 👦. They live just on the outskirts of Albuquerque on an acreage from what I hear. Should be fun experience! 😊 Hope there will be some days to where I can layout, even if its in a thong bikini! 👙

Mikah Meyer, a 33-year-old gay man, completed his three-year trek across all 50 U.S. states and five U.S. territories on April 29 at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. The BBC America TV network had a brief interview with Meyer on tonight’s BBC News Summary. (The following article is from a different source.) Meet the Man Visiting All 419 National Park Sites What began as a carpe diem trip has become one of the few representations of visible queerness in the outdoor world https://www.outsideonline.com/2394474/mikah-meyer-man-visits-all-nps-sites Note this passage about his difficulty in getting any organization to sponsor his project because he was “gay on Google” and the inventive way he supported the rest of his trip after his only sponsor withdrew its support after the first 11 months. '...in the year leading up to the trip, Meyer took several meetings with marketing officers and CEOs of outdoor brands and nonprofits in search of sponsors. He found that after promising conversations, the companies would suddenly cut communication. Meyer speculates this was due to being what he calls “gay on Google:” a quick internet search of his name yielded results that indicated he was queer. He did get one outdoors nonprofit to partially support him. But 11 months into that sponsorship, he got a call informing him that his contract would be terminated immediately because he was posting too much LGBT coverage on his blog and social media. (Meyer is not legally allowed to say the name of this nonprofit.) “My worst fears did happen,” says Meyer. “My assumption was, to be outdoorsy in America does not mean to be gay.” After getting dumped, Mikah did his best to mask his queeness on his social media—no rainbow flag, no mention of sexuality, just a guy enjoying the great outdoors—in hopes that such discretion would attract sponsors. But still, no one called. 'So Meyer got creative. Before the trip, he had been working as a professional singer at the Washington National Cathedral—he has a Master’s in music and voice performance—so he began to perform at churches on the road. He’s now sung at over 150 churches across the states. “I have an entire show now where I show pictures from the parks and my travels and tell stories from the road and sing in-between,” says Meyer. “It’s kind of like a Dolly Parton concert.” And it worked—about 90 percent of Meyer’s funding comes from individuals who hear his stories. The shows kept Meyer’s expedition alive.'