Sugarloaf Whiteout
Late this morning, the sun in Boulder was trying hard to break through the layers of cloud that had dropped
Yet Another Sugarloaf Sunrise
The above is what you get on a less-than-average winter day on Sugarloaf Mountain above Boulder. Not bad, but none of
The I-70 Corridor
Oh, if only some genius could figure out how to run a train between the opposing lanes of traffic on
Chris Thile, Mandolin Magician!
Happy Solstice! And before you head off to do your magical, twisty yoga in a total whiteout on the top
Arizona Summits: Thimble Peak (5,323′)
As a farewell to Tucson, here is an image of a prominent peak left unclimbed but is on my
Arizona Summits: Picacho Peak (3,374′)
On the drive between Phoenix and Tucson this one surely caught your attention. Coming from the north, it’s unique shape
Arizona Summits: Piestewa Peak (2,608′)
Back in the day, this desert mountain was known to us as “Squaw Peak”–named, I suppose, using the same thought
Tom’s Thumb, Monochrome Reprise
It seems like sunrises and sunsets often demand color. But, once the sun is up and color is no longer