Doors from the Saguaro National Park:
And A Close-up:
Saguaro Restroom
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Organ Mountains, New Mexico
I remember first seeing these Mountains 30 years ago. On a recent trip through New Mexico we decided to stop by Las Cruces to see the Organ Mountains:
I’ll have more views of the Mountains coming soon. For more information on the Ogan Mountains CLICK HERE.
More than goats: The Vote
Today I learned that Colorado was rated #1 for voting accessibility and #2 for overall participation.
Colorado, more than just scenery………
Welcome Happy Morning Age To Age Shall Say……
Happy Easter!
Easter Vigil
Peace and Meditation as we wait………
Good Friday: Two Interpretations
Palm Sunday
The Indian Peaks
We were out wandering the Flagstaff Mountain road. We retuned to a site where my husband wanted to make a ew 4X5 images. I was just relaxing, and photographed the view from the park bench, Below, a view oe the southern end of the Indian Peaks.
This image from my Agfa 6X9 Camera.
Welcome Spring Equinox
Presently we still have several inches of snow on the ground. So I share a few images from past Spring Flowers…………
Mining History in Pueblo, CO
Pueblo, Colorado was the location of Colorado’s Steel Industry. Oh, you mean that you didn’t know there was, and to a lesser extent still is a stell industry here. Now mostly oriented towards recycling.
They has=ve a wonderful, but very small museum. dont have any photos because I was using my digital camera which decided to malfunction. OK, I deserve that because I am supposed to be a film photographer, so focussing on film for this trip was a major error.
But I did take along a film camera and did make a few good shots.
This was one of the buildings that survives from the old mining history. It now belongs to the Historical Society and is being remodel as a new headquarters and Museum home.
If you want to lesrn more sbout Pueblo’s History, CLICK HERE.
