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“Layer cake” walls are common in the desert around here. What’s that? Take a look at the picture and you understand...
read more“Layer cake” walls are common in the desert around here. What’s that? Take a look at the picture and you understand...
read moreAnother stormy light day here. Makes for pretty pictures. This one is at the start of a mini slot canyon (very mini) barely anyone...
read moreSometimes I wonder how old the junipers are and what they've been mute witness to. Were they around when the Spanish Trail was in regular use? Did a Fremont Indian camp out beneath this one, or use the soft reddish bark of that one to start a small cook fire?
read moreThe canyons below the Little Rockies wash on and on, rising and rolling and folding and crashing together. They create symmetry, dissonance, the vague terror of being lost and the incomparable joy of being found.
read moreAnything that flourishes in the demanding conditions of the American Southwest tends to catch my attention. Indian Paintbrush is a charming example.
read moreThe endless sea of twisting, folding, undulating rock...the deep blue shock of sky...the enormous sense of being so small against the immeasurable scope of the land...
read moreLooking back on a year just cycled is sometimes hard. It demands clear vision, truthful soul searching, and an honest memory.
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