Easter Pilgrimage to Chimayo
It is among the many beautiful traditions we have in New Mexico’s diverse culture. It has been a tradition since 1810. People participate in the pilgrimage for a variety...
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Land Of The Dead
This blog is about a very unusual cemetery Cindy, and I came upon in a small town in New Mexico. The town is part of the Turquoise Trail’s...
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Like No Place Else on Earth
The glistening white sands deep in the Tularosa Basin of New Mexico is one of the world’s great natural wonders. Wave-like dunes of gypsum sand cover 275 square miles...
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Bosque del Apache – Excites your sense of wonder
Bosque del Apache National Wildlife Refuge is a beautiful wetland in the New Mexico high desert. Nothing can prepare you for the fly-in of thousands of birds at dawn...
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Santa Fe – The City Different
The first time I heard and read about Santa Fe was at the age of 6 years. The reason I knew Santa Fe was because of my model train...
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365 in 2019
Most of you know what 365 means. If not, here is the explanation. During one year, each day, you take one picture. That means I carried my small camera with me...
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Steam Locomotive – A Mechanical Masterpiece
Steamtown, PA I dedicate this blog to my cousin Ralph Schorno who had two major operations within the last three weeks in Switzerland. As long as I know...
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MARCH FOR OUR LIVES
Yesterday I captured a historic moment with my Nikon camera. Thanks to Cindy who has been volunteering in political events since last year’s March for Women, I have been...
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Santa Fe and Taos Ski Valley
Let’s go for a ski vacation to New Mexico. New Mexico? Doesn’t NM border Mexico? Isn’t it famous for deserts? Yep, but let’s go anyway. Cindy and...
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OLD CAR CITY – A Poem in Steel
I’ve always been fascinated by the beauty of old cars, so while Cindy went for her girls’ weekend in Palm Springs, I visited Old Car City, Georgia. Never heard...
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