Caves and old paths
A weekend in which we explored a cave, saw ancient structures, and again confirmed that what’s on a map does not always exist on the ground. Read More …
Tag: Petroglyphs
Rock Images Gallery
A collection of rock images from over the years spanning mainly Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Arizona. But also Nevada, the High Plains, and even near Banff. Read More …
Images, not vandalism
Thoughts on why images are not vandalism. And reasons why people are calling them images rather than “rock art” as well. Read More …
Peace in the wild
Enjoying some quiet and peace in a wild place. Read More …
Keeping it local in BLM land
Perhaps my last report for a while. We’ll see. Read More …
Spring on the horizon
Signs of spring are afoot (and also “a ski”) this weekend. Read More …
Following the travel paths
More cultural geography exploration on foot. Read More …
Rock Images: Petroglyphs and Pictographs differences
What are the differences between petroglyphs and pictographs? Read More …
Winter backpacking on The Colorado Plateau
An overnight trip exploring red rock, Pueblos, Rock Images, and a canyon we had to ourselves. Read More …
Christmas in Courthouse Wash
Our first Christmas in Moab. And hiking is the activity of choice. Read More …
Canyonlands Sojourn
An overnight trip in Canyonlands National Park in the Salt Creek Zone. With meandering canyons, ancient sites, and amazing ancient art. Read More …
Last Push: AZ and NM to Colorado
A lot of driving since J-Tree as I made my way back to Colorado for some presentations coming up. Read More …
Giving thanks in the desert – Capitol Reef
Another Thanksgiving spent outdoors. This time in Capitol Reef National Park.
Dinosaur National Monument – Memorial Day Weekend 2013
A trip to Dinosaur National Monument over Memorial Day Weekend
Camping among the ancients – Chaco Canyon
A winter camping trip at Chaco Canyon National Historic Park. Read More …
Solo in Utah Pt 2 – Day Hikes and Side Trips
Some day hikes and side trips in Utah over Thanksgiving week. Part two of my Utah trip.
Mesa Verde and the Four Corners
As with many couples in our age and social bracket, a full-blown honeymoon was not to be after our wedding. We had a job to get to, family and friends visiting from out of town and too much to do Read More …
Into the Rio Grande Gorge
The week of April 17th saw me down in Dallas working as an IT monkey for my company at a trade show. The days were long, hard and busy. It also blurred the line a bit too much for my Read More …