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sagebrush salvation—

The real trick is to not get too picky.

Talent’s Lending Library

We say good morning from Sonoita, Arizona. I was overnight 15 miles west in Patagonia. Dinner hour was shared with an 88 year old poet, a modern day vaudevillian, the showman’s stalwart wife and pair of Golden retrievers. Creative personalities are not rare. I’ve a broader definition now, the club isn’t so exclusive, a great […]

down to the last drop

Since the climate is getting warmer and dryer none of this is likely to make the golfers happy, the grass greener or water grabbing easier.

unearthing nowhere

to roam beyond the barbwire, beyond the cattle grates, to set out each day a free and unburdened beast,

horse logging with harry

A fit and ready for work Suffolk Punch can skid a log near twice its own weight,

mustang and Burro musings

Jack’s and Jenny’s are suspicious animals and know people can be as unpredictable as jackals.

Nothing-Nada-Zip

Visiting Palm Springs, a womanizing carpenter friend introduced me to the Palm Canyons.

autumn backroad east

I’m a roadrunner baby Running the southern route adds two-hundred miles to the trip to Denver. Once I’d made Bakersfield, I parked at a truck stop, slept there for the night. Sunday, I made five hundred miles east to Williams, Arizona. A local tipped me off to a free campground operated by the Bureau of […]