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Photography, Travel

Faust Road

December 6, 2020 Tim Harlow

Why didn’t I just take a little more time and get some shots without the car with that beautiful sky and light? Continue reading Faust Road

History, Photography, Travel

Return to Snow College

June 14, 2020 Tim Harlow

I took a photograph that didn’t turn out. …that shot has been in my mind ever since. Continue reading Return to Snow College

History, Photography, Travel

Lost in Time

May 10, 2020 Tim Harlow

The enormity is beyond description…You are greeted with an incredible surprise – a beautiful little town completely out of time. Continue reading Lost in Time

National Parks, Photography, Travel

Sunny Skies in the Black Hills

January 4, 2020 Tim Harlow

…I actually teared up a little …  It wasn’t so much the sculptures per se as it was the idea of what those men represent. Continue reading Sunny Skies in the Black Hills

Photography, Travel

Portland’s Japanese Gardens

November 28, 2019 Tim Harlow

The gardens were exactly what I needed.  The tranquility there is amazing.   I could literally feel the tension draining… Continue reading Portland’s Japanese Gardens

Hobbies, Photography, Travel

Utah History along US 89

November 15, 2019 Tim Harlow

Robert Parker, Butch Cassidy, as he preferred, was a bank robber and train robber who gained notoriety in the last part of the 19th century. …They were the most prolific train robbers in United States history. Continue reading Utah History along US 89

Autobiography, History

July 20, 1969 – Where was I?

July 19, 2019 Tim Harlow

It’s hard to put into words how exciting that moment was seeing those first steps… Continue reading July 20, 1969 – Where was I?

History, Photography, Travel

Vista House

September 18, 2018 Tim Harlow

The designer of the Vista House had in mind a beautiful and ornate building which would serve as a comfortable rest stop for the tourists of the day who could afford automobiles. Continue reading Vista House

History, Human Rights6 Comments

July 4 – What it really means

July 4, 2018July 4, 2018 Tim Harlow

“We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness…” Continue reading July 4 – What it really means

Cars, History, Hobbies, Photography6 Comments

The American Pony Car

May 5, 2018May 5, 2018 Tim Harlow

Were it not for Ford and the Mustang, there would likely be no 21st Century American Muscle Car… Continue reading The American Pony Car

History, Photography, Travel9 Comments

Mesa Verde National Park – An Ancient Land

September 2, 2017 Tim Harlow

It was a warm July afternoon on the mesa just as it has been for thousands of July afternoons. Living here, off of the land, in … Continue reading Mesa Verde National Park – An Ancient Land

History, Photography, Trains, Travel4 Comments

Adventures on the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

July 24, 2017July 25, 2017 Tim Harlow

My wife and I recently completed a vacation to the Durango, Colorado area in the four corners region of the US. This is a beautiful part … Continue reading Adventures on the Durango-Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

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