The Mother Road – Route 66 Part I
…the need for some adventure has grown strong. I traveled 1605.3 miles (2583.5 kilometers); I shot 342 photos…
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Author: Tim Harlow
I own an investment advisory firm, TH Financial. My passions are the outdoors, photography (mainly landscapes and abstracts), and cars.
Grand Views
After 13 1/2 months, I finally made a road trip that was more than a couple of hours from home! Continue reading Grand Views
Color Country
Spring fever is definitely hitting me, so enjoy this taste of spring in the red rock desert of Nevada. Continue reading Color Country
Canyonlands National Park Revisited
Needles is named from the Cedar Mesa Sandstone spires that remain after millennia of erosion. Continue reading Canyonlands National Park Revisited
Warm Memories
COVID has been with us all now for over a year; this was a perfect time to post a few happy photographs… Continue reading Warm Memories
Rocky Mountain National Park
The plan was to drive home through Rocky Mountain Park via US Highway 34. Mother Nature had decided that there would be other things happening. Continue reading Rocky Mountain National Park
Spring has Sprung
…these little guys were up. Spring is officially near. Continue reading Spring has Sprung
Mount Timpanogos
…the storms began to clear out, and I noticed this view as I was out getting my mail. Continue reading Mount Timpanogos
The Black Bird
While I was in the park beginning my explorations, I saw this cool bird on a tree branch… Continue reading The Black Bird
An Elk Surprise
Elk are about the size of horses, and are definitely not to be taken for granted…luckily I had packed my Sigma 170-500mm zoom lens. Continue reading An Elk Surprise
A Winter’s Day
The skies were pretty foreboding most of the day with hints of blue peeping through those heavy clouds. Continue reading A Winter’s Day
January in Eureka
…the weather here was just spectacular. …This is just the type of road that brings out the best in that Cayman GTS. Continue reading January in Eureka
