Tucson’s Newest Murals–Impressive!
These two showed up since my last visit to the Old Pueblo. And there are apparently six or eight more I need to locate…
Two More Mohave Desert Oddities
If you ever find yourself on vehicular cruise control floating across the simmering heat waves on the rather isolated stretch of State Route 62 between Twentynine Palms and Parker, through the Mohave Desert, stop, wake yourself up, and…
Somewhere in the Mohave desert…
…you will find this abandoned site. It was originally an Air Force Station, operating ground-controlled intercept radars, from the
The American West
Ah, the landscapes of the American West. I have a love affair going on with that zone of extreme
14er Report #37: Uncompahgre Peak (Very Late Summer Conditions, South Ridge Route)
“Uncompahgre” – From the Ute word for “red water spring” or “red lake” or “dirty water”, take your pick–or
14er Report #36: Handies Peak (Very Late Summer Conditions–Snow! East Slopes Route)
“Memories made in the mountains stay in our hearts forever.“ –Anon With a pending move to Barcelona this year,
Barcelona Peace Rally, August 26, 2017
More than a half million Barcelonans, many carrying a single long-stemmed rose, filled the streets this afternoon for a
Terrorism on Las Ramblas, Barcelona
Yes, it is yet another inhumane and disgraceful act of inhuman cowardice. This time, on one of the world’s
2017 Total Solar Eclipse at Glendo State Park, Wyoming
The big lesson learned from yesterday’s major celestial (and social media!) event? Absolutely DO NOT miss a TOTAL solar eclipse. It
Isabella’s World
I recently spent a few days in Florida and had a nice visit with my nephew, his wife, and