Friday Flowers
While we were gone recently, our daughter took good care of the flowers her mom had planted, and when we got home we had two planters full of beautiful zinnia flowers. Of course, … Read more
Month: July 2005
Nine Hundred Thousand Tons of Steel
out of control. To some degree, those words from the song Tons of Steel, describe Brent Mydland‘s last troubled years. It was 15 years ago today that Grateful Dead keyboardist Brent Mydland died. … Read more
Random Flickr Goodness
Here are some interesting pictures I found while looking for something else. First, a couple of images from a very fine set taken at a small country fair in Missouri. Second, for my … Read more
Little Colorado River Gorge
Whenever we have a chance to enter the Grand Canyon from the east via Highway 64 we always stop by the Native American trading area located at the Little Colorado River Gorge. This … Read more
Art of Science
Last spring, Princeton University sponsored an interesting art competition. Called the Art of Science, the competition called for images “produced in the course of research or incorporating tools and concepts from science”. The … Read more
Google Moon Day
Today, the 36th anniversary of man’s first walk on the moon, is starting to be celebrated as the informal holiday known as Moon Day. This year, to help celebrate, a couple of Google’s … Read more
Spillway View
We’ve been geocaching off and on for a couple of years, and this weekend we placed our first geocache for others to locate. Known as Spillway View, it’s located near Kanopolis Lake, about … Read more