Desert Paint
Imagine for just a moment a hot, dry desert where just finding enough water to survive is a tremendous challenge… Continue reading Desert Paint
Tag: National Parks
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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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
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
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
Sunny Skies in the Black Hills
…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
The Dark Stairway
… that long staircase up into Mordor. The sky was rapidly turning threatening as rain was approaching, and we wanted to be off of the steep exposed rock before the rain hit. Continue reading The Dark Stairway
Stairway
The sky was rapidly turning threatening as rain was approaching, and we wanted to be off of the steep exposed rock before the rain hit… Continue reading Stairway
Monochrome Wednesday – Natural Bridges
This post honors Leanne Cole and her Monochrome Wednesday challenge. The photo is one I shot at Natural Bridges in 2009 during my trip there. This … Continue reading Monochrome Wednesday – Natural Bridges
Natural Bridges
Arriving at the monument in November 2009, it was pretty much deserted… The place was eerily quiet, especially at night. Continue reading Natural Bridges
Park Avenue
But when I visualize Park Avenue, I see something entirely different. Continue reading Park Avenue
Simply White
There is no water that is drinkable. There is no shelter, and the summer heat coming off those white dunes is intense… Continue reading Simply White
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