The ancient dwellings of the Anasazi Indians.
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An ongoing semi-fictional account of random, and often pointless observations scraped from the inside of America's prodigious bowels.
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- After 6,636 miles, I'm finally home. On Monday I'm...
- Almost home! Stopped in K-Zoo to see Elizabeth.
- I drove like a banshee from Dodge City, KS. east t...
- Sounds like a personal problem.
- Son of a witch! This must be the real Oz museum.
- I think I'm in the middle of the country, again.
- I made it as far as Dodge City (my bad) and the Be...
- I went two hours out of my way to visit Liberal, K...
- Ah, Kansas. No place for a vegitarian.
- I made it as far as Canon City, the gateway to Roc...
- By the end of the day, I had cleared the Sangre De...
- The Blue Mesa Reservoir was frozen the last time Z...
- A nice look at the range from the north.
- Traveling north on Highway 550 between Durango and...
- Don't tell me thirty-five dollars can't put you in...
- Just inside the S.E. corner of Colorado is the cit...
- The four corners of Arizona, Utah, New Mexico, and...
- I drove through Momument Valley at dusk.
- The ancient dwellings of the Anasazi Indians.
- The Colorado river as it winds to the Pacific Ocean.
- The breathtaking vistas of the Grand Canyon.
- I was in time to catch Williams' tree lighting cer...
- Driving through Arizona by the light of the full m...
- Route 66 through the Mohave desert was expansive a...
- Nothing brings the anticipation of nearing a desti...
- It was time to make the journey back home. Los Ang...
- We're wondering around Hollywood...and Judas H. Pr...
- In some type of sarcastic comment, Judy Garland th...
- My brother Tom took me down Rodeo Drive in Beverle...
- What trip down southbound US-5 through California ...
- The scenery is the the star of the show at Yosemite.
- A view of Half Dome in the afternoon.
- The valley floor as the sun starts to burn off the...
- El Capitan at sunrise, a 7569' tall wall of solid ...
- All the comforts of home, if your home happens to ...
- The drive into Yosemite was breathtaking. I'll be ...
- Yosemite by sundown.
- While looking at the facinating mineral deposits i...
- Lake Tahoe reminds me of Claude Monet's Normandy c...
- I think this was the "Park Your Ass Here" hotel.
- Today I drove from Delta, UT. to Carson City, NV. ...
- The long shadows on the road end another day of dr...
- Redneck radar detector....but it works!
- I found out where they put all the sand that peop...
- Traveling across Nevada gets pretty lonely; fortun...
- Nevada offers some great places to win enough mone...
- I decided to go south and chase some sunny, warm w...
- I found the nastiest dive in the most obscure, joy...
- You can always tell a hotel by the bathroom. This ...
- I drove past the Great Salt Lake, it smelled like ...
- Sinclair gets their gas from dinosaurs, like this ...
- Here's an idea for Berkley's Downtown Development ...
- Low clouds and drizzle kept me at Jackson Hole for...
- The tracking and shooting of "Jackalopes" is big b...
- At the Million Dollar Saloon, you have to climb in...
- Jackson Hole has more antlers than a Wolfgang Puck...
- The Tetons were socked in with a low cloud ceiling.
- Todays driving took me from Hot Springs, SD. south...
- At last. The Grand Tetons at dusk; a long day of d...
- The lack of humanity in this state certainly allow...
- I stopped for lunch in Shoshoni, apparently the wa...
- Monitoring the exact census is serious business he...
- For those keeping track. My route has gone through...
- My eyes are playing tricks on me. It looks like th...
- Finally! The source of those insipid bumper stickers.
- Prarie dogs were abundant across the unforgiving e...
- A trip through the Badlands was a welcome reprieve...
- This picture doesn't come close to illustrating th...
- Traveling across the width of Iowa and Nebraska wa...
- When I stopped at Euni's Palace in Nebraska, I was...
- I found myself at the cross roads of a nation. It ...
- I was wondering what a mountain of pop-corn kernel...
- The "belt buckle of the corn belt?" Are you kiddin...
- The passage across northern Illinois was unremarka...
- So much for using the money for lodging. I guess I...
- Elizabeth; they have a bank just for you!
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About Me
- Jim
- I notice things(stare). I discern(judge). I draw conclusions(comment). Mostly unsolicited.
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