Useful trials and errors
I was walking one morning and discovered in an old sycamore snag, this entrance to a Gila woodpecker nest. The birds are opportunists and will dig...
Read moreI was walking one morning and discovered in an old sycamore snag, this entrance to a Gila woodpecker nest. The birds are opportunists and will dig...
Read moreThis picture is on my computer screen saver right now. It’s not an extraordinary photograph but it contains everything I like: a coaster for...
Read moreSeveral years ago I was privileged to be part of a group that did volunteer gardening at a former artist’s home called Eliphante. It...
Read moreThis is one determined, retired school bus, pulling that old pickup along behind. It’s almost as though the decorations of new paint on the...
Read moreWhat is interesting about double rainbows, like this one I caught over Sedona, Arizona, is that the second rainbow is reversed. It starts with red...
Read moreMy parents and their parents were children of the Depression. They saved string, wore hand-me-down clothes, and ate left-overs–ALL of them!...
Read moreI’m a crocheter rather than a knitter, but this exuberant bundle caught my eye when I visited a yarn shop in Jerome, Arizona. And then I...
Read moreCan you tell what this thing is? I couldn’t either, but it looked cool. I was spending the afternoon with a friend at the University of...
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