The Blackest Soul
We know who you are though your name and your face have changed countless times over the years. You are the blackness in our hearts. You … Continue reading The Blackest Soul
Author: Tim Harlow
I own an investment advisory firm, TH Financial. My passions are the outdoors, photography (mainly landscapes and abstracts), and cars.
Interned
The photos that accompany this story were taken by me on December 30, 2016. They were shot at the actual site of the Topaz, Utah Japanese … Continue reading Interned
Ely Nevada Railroad & Museum
For those of you who have been following me for a while you’re probably used to seeing stories about wild places off the beaten path. Sometimes, … Continue reading Ely Nevada Railroad & Museum
Real Americans
This story is not what you may think from the title, so please read it before you judge it. We have a fairly large piece of … Continue reading Real Americans
Washington Beaches Fall 2016
This is simply a photo journal of my last trip to the wonderful Northwest. I hope you enjoy the photos. These were all taken around Westport, … Continue reading Washington Beaches Fall 2016
Souls of the Canyon
Listen… Listen to the silence. Most people listen to the silence in the canyon and hear nothing. Others hear the grasses rustling in the breeze. Some … Continue reading Souls of the Canyon
The Great Northwest
For those of you who know me then you already know that by profession I am an investment advisor. If you’ve read a couple of my … Continue reading The Great Northwest
Why Write?
It might be easier to ask the question, “Why not write?” But at the bottom of everything, I write simply because I have things to say. Is anything I have to say really important enough to matter to anyone else? The only way to really answer that question is to write and see what comes. I have always had a hard time keeping mouth shut. When I was a kid, I got into fights due to my propensity to comment on everything. You would think that I would have learned. Well, I still have the same problem; I still comment … Continue reading Why Write?
The Light that is America
We’ve had a rough weekend with terrorist attacks, and some people have died. This barbarianism hurts all of us; it hurts society. There’s a great debate raging about how we deal with this issue and its ties to our immigration policies. How we act will define who we are as a nation for many years to come. Many years ago there was a political candidate running for election in a major world power. This person’s platform mainly consisted of capitalizing on those who were downtrodden from a great global depression. The candidate kept telling the people that he would make … Continue reading The Light that is America
Cars are Culture
I love cars; I’ve always loved cars. They have fascinated me since I was a little kid. It all started simply enough. Cars are shiny; they go fast; they make cool sounds; there are a lot of interesting parts all working together, and they can take you to the coolest places. My Dad liked cars, and I guess I share his passion. I was pretty lucky growing up as my parents did pretty well, and we always took a big vacation every year. We always drove to our vacation destination; flying was reserved for business trips in those days or … Continue reading Cars are Culture
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