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Aspens up near Tipperary Creek. Grand County, Colorado.

There are forty days until spring.

South Boulder Creek, a tributary of Boulder Creek parallels the Tolland Road.

Boulder County, Colorado

There are forty-two days until spring.

Washington, DC highlights.

Photo One:
A man holds an infant in the central chamber of the Lincoln Memorial.
1919, 020124

Photo Two:
Ben’s Chili Bowl chili half-smoke with fries, Diet Coke and strawberry milkshake with whipped cream with a che

A bouquet of drying carnations mark 1975, the end of the Vietnam War and the 58,220 American lives lost.

Vietnam Veterans Memorial
Washington, DC

1935, 020123

The Washington Monument, completed in 1884, honors the first U.S. president, George Washington. Standing at 555 feet, it’s an iconic marble and granite obelisk on the National Mall in Washington, D.C. Its construction was interrupted by the Civ

Iconic since 1958, Ben’s Chili Bowl in Washington D.C. has been a cherished culinary landmark. Owned by the Ali family, it continues to serve up delicious chili and cultural history.

It was great to meet Virginia Ali, 90, was only 24 when she

North of the confluence of Arapahoe and South Boulder Creek.

James Peak Wilderness
Rollinsville, Colorado

Forty-eight days until spring.

Geologic Overlook Trail with views 300 million years in the making, left from the formation of the Ancestral Rockies. Around 75 million years ago, our current ranges took shape.

Morrison, Colorado

Forty-nine days until spring.

It’s official, fifty days until Spring.

Bear Creek
Jefferson County, Colorado

Rocky Mountain National Park’s rocky ridgelines were first etched with the stories of the Arapahoe and Ute, Spanish and French fur trappers and the western expansion brought from the Louisiana Purchase.

On this day in history, January 26, 1915

Snow falls on a partially frozen Clear Creek, a tributary of the South Platte, flowing through the step walls of Clear Creek Canyon.
Golden, Colorado

Pristine snow covers the Manual High School baseball field.

Looking west, 24th and Gilpin.

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1716, 011624
Whittier, Denver

Helen Norton Wallace. Franklin, NC.
January 8, 1923 — September 8, 2013

Mammaw would have celebrated her 100th birthday this chilly mountain morning awash in friends, family, well wishes and flowers.

She would have loved the fuss.

Jingle bells, electric lights.

Gilpin Street
Whittier, Denver
1802, 010523

Still a good way from the saddle.
Hallett Peak from Dream Lake.

Sophie, on point. Sophie, with the report.

New day.

January 1, 2024
Grand County, Colorado

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Taos Pueblo, New Mexico

In the high desert of New Mexico, the voices of native tour guides harmonize with the Rio Pueblo de Taos in confluence with the crystal clear Sangre de Cristo snowmelt. Weaving tales of survival and tradition, the guides talk in hushed reference to Taos Pueblo.

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Helen Norton Wallace

Helen Norton Wallace. Franklin, NC.

January 8, 1923 — September 8, 2013

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The Rolling Stones, Let It Bleed

Vocalist Merry Clayton delivers hope in "Gimme Shelter" — December 5, 1969 — through a dark gospel plea wrapped with armageddon, her voice a thunder crack at 3:01, shaking the empty pews.

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New Mexico

"I've been absolutely terrified every moment of my life and I've never let it keep me from a single thing that I wanted to do."

Georgia O'Keeffe

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Jasmine On Burgundy Street

I've always kept notes, bits of thought, turns of a phrase heard, borrowed, or mine that one day will manifest a country song filled with ghosts, the unsavory outskirts of town, and a train or two. This last trip to New Orleans, Louisiana, in so far as note gathering and eating, was more than rewarding.

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TRAVEL

The Battle of New Orleans, Pirates

The Battle of New Orleans

TRAVEL

The Battle of New Orleans, Pirates

In typical New Orleans fashion, the battle features food, music, a dash of debauchery, and barrels of rum.

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TRAVEL

The Battle of New Orleans, Pirates

Warnings

The warnings are never enough. Haphazardly jammed into the San Jose sand, salt-encrusted signs caution in Spanish: No hay socorrista presente.

No lifeguard on duty, gringo; you're on your own.

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IPHONE

photography technology, colorado

How To Copy and Paste Photo Edits On Your iPhone

IPHONE

photography technology, colorado

How do you copy and paste your photo edits on your iPhone?

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IPHONE

photography technology, colorado

ON ASSIGNMENT

On Failure 01

ON ASSIGNMENT

“You build on failure. You use it as a stepping stone. Close the door on the past. You don’t try to forget the mistakes, but you don’t dwell on it. You don’t let it have any of your energy, or any of your time, or any of your space.” - Johnny Cash

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ON ASSIGNMENT

Putt-Putt Wizard

He's a putt-putt wizard

There has got to be a twist

A putt-putt wizard's

Got such a supple wrist

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Yellowstone

“For the first time in my life, I slept out in the open air. During the night it rained a little but not enough to wet us to any extent. Got up early enough in the morning to get our breakfast, & commence photographing as soon as the sun rose.”

Thomas Moran, 1871.

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TRAVEL

Florida, landscape

Born Again

TRAVEL

Florida, landscape

1713, 120121
Hammock Beach, Florida Bay
Key Largo, Florida

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TRAVEL

Florida, landscape

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