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Finding City Sounds in the Desert
We start the weekend with a sleep deficiency and I’m sure taking brisk morning walks in the cool of 4am doesn’t add to my REM but it does give me a sweaty back for Caleb to rub. I finish a … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Camping, Hiking, Inspiration, Music, Photography, Places, Plants
Tagged desert, Joshua Tree, national park, stargazing
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Grand Springs and Views
The power goes out at 5am and Dad wakes up to keep breathing while I wonder what kind of “why did the chicken cross the road” dream I was running in. Dad gives going back to sleep a good half-hour … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Family, Food, Photography, Plants, Water
Tagged colors, geyser, John Wise, national park, steam, waterfall, Wyoming, Yellowstone
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Hiking in Geyser Country
Dad stays inside to write, thinking it’s overcast, so I’ll venture outside to the Old Faithful Geyser Loop Trail for over half an hour taking in the soft growing sun, the trickling water, and the rising steam. I’ll return to … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Family, Hiking, Photography, Plants, Water
Tagged colors, geyser, John Wise, national park, steam, waterfall, Wyoming, Yellowstone
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Through Antelope Country
I’ve almost forgotten what it’s like to wake up with the sun as living in San Diego feels like being in the bed of a giant who sleeps in till 10 or 11am each day and leaves its large gray … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Art, Family, Plants, Travel, Water
Tagged clouds, coffee, geyser, national park, nature, Old Faithful, Wyoming, Yellowstone
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Joshua Tree National Park, A Week Later
We were out here just six days ago but are just as excited to see what nature has available for us today. We would be trying to find camping if we had any of our gear as we have things … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Hiking, History, Plants, Travel
Tagged bird watching, environment, Joshua Tree, national park, perspective, Southern California
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