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Painting The Desert
Exploring the Outskirts of the Navajo Nation

The Navajo Nation has been hit hard by Covid-19.  In the initial plan of this trip, which was thought up before the pandemic hit, included a stay at a Navajo โ€œHoganโ€ or yรกสผรกtสผรฉรฉh–a traditional and primitive home with a dirt floor, no running water and, I am sure, dark undeveloped Read more…


Bryce Canyon National Park
Where the Song Comes From,
Where the Prayer Comes From

After my strenuous dip into Utah’s national parks, starting at Zion, Bryce Canyon National Park was very “user friendly.” You can drive and park to all of the gorgeous viewpoints–offering the best perspective in which to view its prominent features: 14 amphitheaters of hoodoo action, layers of time-worn rock–some gracing Read more…