We have come to post number seven in my series “Twelve months in thirteen days.” I have always wanted to do this – post a remembrance once...
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In the waning days of 2013 we have come to post number eight in my series “Twelve months in thirteen days.” I have always wanted to do this...
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Offered today is a photo journal, images taken during a moment of blissful quiet in Zion National Park late last month. I often volunteer with the park’s educational...
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Amid all the rocks eroding off the top of the Paunsagunt and Markagunt Plateaus in southern Utah you will find those of colorful Lake Claron. It is not...
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I try, I really do try. But it seems that, right now, some things are just beyond my feeble attempts at perfection. In my last post I wrote...
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High on the tilted western edge of the Colorado Plateau in southern Utah lays a hidden gem of the National Park system. A tiny park as western parks...
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During my last weekend in Yellowstone I stumbled upon one of less than a dozen geysers in the Park that erupts predictably. As fellow geyser–gazers CW and I...
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Fellow geyser–gazers CW and I were on a mission (check it out here and here) to see as many predictable geysers as we could during my last weekend...
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As a final finale to my third summer spent living and working in Yellowstone I decided to spend one day doing a bit of serious geyser gazing. We...
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One day last week the most amazing thing occurred in Yellowstone. A geyser erupted. This wasn’t just any old geyser, even though these things are blowing off water...
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