Despite our fancy footwork and lightning-fast bob-and-weave, the pandemic closures finally caught up with us. They packed quite a punch. Here in California, closures are
Category: Letters Home
Our thoughts along the way.
Coyote’s Flying Saucer Retrievals and Repairs
Coyote is offbeat, eccentric, one of a kind. His vision, expressed in remodeled propane tanks and repurposed car parts, is at the intersection of clutter,
Thar Be Dragons!
Well, thar be a 100-meter desert sandwurm (who is clearly of dragon lineage). And ferocious battling dinosaurs. And a giant scorpion in deadly combat. And
Joshua Trees Are Odd, but That’s not Enough
So … why is this a national park? I admit. We’re jaded. After weeks in the grandeur of Colorado and Utah we’ve become spoiled to
The Desert Is A Bad Lover
I like my wilderness the way I like my men. As you might imagine, this realization came as a surprise. The revelation occurred to me
Another Day in Paradise
Every day on rising, I start with the one thought I’ve had for decades: this is a glorious win; this is another day in paradise.
I Ran Naked Through the Desert Today
Because I could. Here on BLM land you can get lost. We’re close enough to civilization that we won’t – the Cibola National Wildlife Refuge
Spacetime
Somewhere around 1915, as he finalized his Theory of Special Relativity, Albert Einstein established the idea of “spacetime.” He melded what we perceive as the
Lake Havasu City Has a Great PR Department
Sometimes the experience doesn’t live up to the brochure. We visited Lake Havasu City (LHC) yesterday. Home of the London Bridge, it’s also a lakefront
Disconnecting
Without connection one can feel lost. Psychologists and physicians know there are very real mental and physical health consequences for people who chronically fail to