We love to backpack and John takes high quality photos everywhere we go. So far we have been to 9 states in western US (Alaska, Arizona, California, Colorado, Montana, Oregon, Washington and Wyoming) as well as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Nepal and Peru.

 

pan-a-foot (păn' ũh fʊt) v. covering great distances to see more of the world under one’s own power.

 

Panafoot is a word we created to describe what we want to do; backpacking long distances and recording what we see with high quality photographs. John’s photos range from macro views to 180 degree panoramas. We invite you to follow our travels on our blog at www.panafoot.com.

 

John and Jean Strother

panafoot@gmail.com

 

About Us

 

John is originally from Chicago and had traveled throughout the western US the summer after college. He then began working in Louisville KY but always intended to relocate somewhere in the northwest US in the future. Jean is originally from Jeffersontown, KY and had only dreamed of exploring the western US. We met in Louisville and in the fall of 1977 packed up a few belongings, left family and friends behind and headed for Seattle.

 

We have both always loved the outdoors and living in the Pacific Northwest provided us with numerous opportunities to hike and backpack. Family vacations with our sons, Dan and Tom, allowed us to explore the southwest US as well. And we have been fortunate to have opportunities to experience some of the iconic natural wonders on other continents. All have provided John, a life long avid photographer, opportunities to take countless photographs.

 

Our sons are grown and we're retired so in April 2010 we began living our long held dream of becoming “nomads”. For the next 10 years or so we plan to live full time in our 27' motor home and backpack in as many of the world's most beautiful places as we can...at least as long as our knees and our money lasts!

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kiljano says:

Great photos from hiking trails and nature in generall. I frequent their blog to. Keep up the good work

April 1, 2012