Wapiti and Water Lilies
From my journal in the spring of 1999 (Originally published in 1999, republished November 2019) This spring the elk and deer seemed particularly springy. I watched elk frolic in the fields […]
Tag Archives: water
In Praise of Water
the bears and Yeats would know _ Roethke I have gone to the river many times, to the slow waters that curl among their stones With absolute certainty, to the […]
Hiking a Slot Canyon in Navajo Lands ~ Water Holes Canyon
April 20, 2017 If you’d like to join me on a hike in Water Holes Canyon, just click here: Water Holes Canyon, Page. AZ on YouTube. When I first started exploring Utah […]
The Science of Earth and Water Vortices–Sedona
April 6 – 7, 2017 The Science of Sedona’s Vortices If you’ve ever visited the beautiful town of Sedona, AZ, chances are you’ve been to at least one of the […]
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
February 23, 2017 Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument is located south of the tiny town of Ajo, AZ, in the Sonoran Desert, and shares part of the border between U.S. […]
Flying a Hawk, Water Pockets and Sunsets In Page, AZ
December 3 – 9, 2016 I’ve grown rather fond of Page, AZ. The spot I camp has phenomenal views, and just a short drive from town, and McDonalds (for internet […]
Raindrop ~ by Roxy Whalley
If you were a raindrop, How would it feel to be loosed from your prison’s cold storminess. To land hard on the spoils of man, Shattered into many […]
Feb 2016 Part 2 – Slab City ~ The Tanks!
As you drive into Slab City from the tiny town of Niland, CA., you may notice the abandoned water tanks on the right side of the road, before you reach […]
Misty Pond
Mists of moisture rising from the pearled pond, Warm air mingling with cold. An airshow, Slow in motion, Swirling steam. Streaming ivory veils of mist riding the air waves, Wrapping […]
Sub-Zero Winter Camping (In My Car)
March 4, 2015 ~ I haven’t been posting many posts lately, mainly because I haven’t had any really great news to share, and I don’t want to sound like […]
