This is a busy time and I probably won’t have much of a chance to blog so this week, and probably … More
Month: November 2014
Hooks and Feathers – Chapter One
I’ve been a fly fisherman since the mid 1970s. It took me a while to get there. My various adventures … More
New Mexico: Revisiting the Land of Enchantment
Originally posted on Duck Pie:
View from the High Road near Chimayó I’m far from the first person to wax lyrical…
Wednesday Roam — Friendship and the Bocce Court
The previous owner of my house was a “Granola Person” as my realtor called him. He and his wife were … More
The Brewer’s Lament
A few months ago I was visiting my cousin out in the Bay Area and we both are interested in … More
Wednesday Roam — Bosque del Apache
Bosque del Apache wildlife refuge is a major stopping point for birds flying south over the Great Plains and Rockies. … More
New Mexico Libraries Score a Hat Trick
I’m pretty bummed out over the election results. My guys got shellaced but that’s politics. Sometimes a reversal of fortune … More
Wednesday Roam — Just a few words on the election
Midterm elections are often a time for voters to voice their anger or disapproval by voting the bums out. This … More
Autumn Jewels
Among the many joys of autumn it is sometimes the simplest of pleasures that we long for most. A crisp … More
Selected WPA Projects in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico
This year the New Mexico Architectural Foundation’s annual tour featured the unique history and architecture of the city of Truth … More
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