Tombstone, AZ–The Town Too Tough to Die
March 2 – March 6, 2017 It felt wonderful to be away from the city of Tucson, but I’d decided to avoid exploring the Santa Rita Mountains like I’d originally […]
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A Super Bloom of Mexican Gold Poppy
February 24, 2017 While I was in Ajo I learned about a super bloom of Mexican Gold Poppies that was going on a few miles up the road, in the […]
A Sonnet for Everett Ruess ~ by Edward Abbey
You walked into the radiance of death through passageways of stillness, stone and light, gold coin of cottonwoods, the spangled shade, cascading song of canyon wrens, the flight of […]
Life Elevated
Utah draws tourists with the words Visit Utah ~ Life Elevated and it seemed the appropriate title for this image I took in The San Raphael Swell, near Hanksville, Utah. […]
I’m Off Again–(and) Mud Splattered from Head to Toe
On April 21, I left town after a long winter of suffering in my car through sub-zero temps, that got as low as -30 (Yes, like on the top of […]
Yellowstone National Park – September 26, 2014
(This post is just a record/account of my trip, for those who follow my journey. Nothing gory, scary, exciting or even interesting for most of you, and takes off after […]
Meeting Up With Friends in the Desert South West
I always get a bit of a kick out of meeting with my friend Jo, when we decide to get together to do something in the desert. As many […]
A Nomad for Nature 