Heavy Snow on Sugarloaf Mountain This Morning!
About 12 to 18 inches, depending upon where you happened to step. Luckily, there was a trench already made–likely from
Bobolink Trail in Winter
This is a very popular walk or bicycle ride. Just park in the lot at Cherryvale and Baseline. Today, though,
Dreaming of Warmer Climes
I bet this bus is wishing it could return home about now–assuming, of course, a southern California provenance (and a
Another Winter Storm
It’s here! They say anywhere from six to 13 inches in the Denver-Boulder area, depending on how things swirls around
Neo-Topographics Continues
A few images from this evening. The storm clouds were brewing…in the figurative sense, too, as these pictures show how
Back to the Ice
Happiness is ours. That is, for as long as that single horse hair remains intact…the one that, if broken,
On “Free Stuff”
I have heard this term bandied about here and there in the media lately. Typically, it is associated with
Curves, Shadows, and Hills
Everyone and her great aunt always seem to harp on the importance of only sallying forth avec camera during the
Quadcopters!
The media likes to call them drones. They could also be called UAVs–Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. Or…a Phantom quadcopter, in this
The Audubon Appleton-Whittell Research Ranch, Southern Arizona
My brother Greg worked here for a time, tagging birds among many other duties, so he, along with the conservation