If you’re interested in birds, you must visit Sierra Vista, Arizona. It’s centrally located to a half-dozen of the most desirable birding locations in the U.S. It was the perfect place for us to set up camp in early May, during the height of spring migration. Each day, we took off in search of winged […]
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The forecast was for “blowing dust.” “What the heck kind of forecast is that?” I asked Eric. We found out. We were camped in early May in the midst of a barren dust bowl in far southwest New Mexico, 200 miles from our last stop at Hueco Tanks in Texas. The winds blew for two […]
Didn’t mean to leave ya’ll stranded at Rockhound State Park. We’ve been home for three weeks as of today, and I’ve been intending to post a blog or two. With settling back into life in Ashland and the festivities of the holidays, I got sidetracked. But after receiving a number of emails from long-distance friends […]
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