Tennessee

A homophobic university, a hopeful organization and a rascally rabbit made up part of our Tennessee visit.

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The Pink Boots: AK

The Pink Boots couldn’t resist visiting the home town–and house–of Sarah Palin in Wasilla, Alaska. //

Alaska

Whenever people ask me about the Tour, I always tell them the surprise hit for me was our journey to Alaska. //

The Pink Boots: HI

The boots got a little soggy from the salt water but seemed to enjoy the sun and sand at a beach in Honolulu. Continue Reading for another photo. //

Hawaii

I can’t think of a better state to visit halfway through the Tour than beautiful, sunny, friendly and fun Hawaii. Desiree, our logistics coordinator back in NYC, made us promise to leave according to schedule. //

VIDEO: H.O.P.E. House in Phoenix

I talked a bit about HOPE House in the Arizona post, but here’s a video with co-founder Lillian Brown giving us a tour and a more in depth explanation of how HOPE House helps people who are transgender. //

Los Angeles

We wanted to spend some quality time in Los Angeles before flying on to Hawaii and then Alaska and I’m glad we did for several reasons. //

The Pink Boots: NM

The Pink Boots pop at the White Sands outside Alamogordo, New Mexico. Continue Reading for another photo. //

New Mexico

Driving towards Alamogordo, New Mexico, we made our way through the White Sands Missile Range but made it through unscathed. //

The Pink Boots: AZ

The Pink Boots get lost in thought, and the fog, while peering out over the usually majestic Grand Canyon. //

Arizona

The Grand Canyon, some inspiring hosts and an exciting fundraiser made up our Arizona visit. //

The Pink Boots: NV

The Pink Boots two-stepped (or two timed?) on the recently opened Mike O’Gallaghan-Pat Tillman Bridge near the Hoover Dam at the Nevada/Arizona border. //

Nevada

Would you believe we were in Vegas for two nights and didn’t pull a single slot machine handle, bet once on black or double or nothing anything? It’s okay, though, because we upped the ante on stories and folks we met. //


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