Escalante River to Chop Rock Canyon Examining our topo map, another side-canyon beckoned–Choprock Canyon. It’s on the other side of the Escalante, and not over a mile away from camp. Our plan for the next day was to do a day hike there. After breakfast, We thrashed down through the nasty walls of tamarisk bordering […]
The house that heats and cools itself.
We’re away for a long weekend on the Cape with friends, and I was up early stalking boats in the harbor. Some to come, but these are better, both taken through the rain streaked windshield.
We’re away for a long weekend on the Cape with friends, and I was up early stalking boats in the harbor. Some to come, but these are better, both taken through the rain streaked windshield.
More photos from our last trip to Temple, including some of Matt’s sophomore housing which is in an apartment near campus.
Flowers from the bicyclist.
The Workers (Matt, Robby and Goose) continue to grind through our household projects. The barn is now clean, as is the basement, and our guest room, what we call Susan’s Room, is freshly painted. And there’s scaffolding on the front of our house in preparation for the big painting job which will begin next week. […]
(Dan read this at his father-in-law’s memorial service. It was a pefectly paced, precise and moving tribute, and encapsulated, for me, the importance of this type of sharing service as I could imagine a momentary lifting of Linda’s pain.) Arthur Scott Laughland August 20, 1924 — April 24, 2007 Reading from Chapter 4, First American […]
Travis biking through the pastures along the California coast. ************** If you watch this then take the time to see this. Yes, you can still sing, but maybe you shouldn’t.
Mike, Katie just sent us some pictures of her latest construction work in Thibodeaux. But it’s not all work down there in steamy Louisiana. She also went with her buddies on a swamp tour. –rakkity