Bird By Bird
That’s the word. . .
Bird pictures big and small.
Author: Larry Joseph Calloway
I am a writer. I love the Rocky Mountain West. For more than 50 years my primary residence has been in the upper basin of the Rio Grande.
SunCatcher Noise May Sink CO Project
Health, welfare, safety, etc. But what if folks just don’t want it?
The Dec. 6 hearing draw a standing-room crowd at the Saguache County Courthouse. The noise of these solar Stirling engines is what drew the most opposition.
If It’s Halloween, This Must Be Moffat
Grass Roots Politics, Grama Grass Style
The secretary of the interior, a congressman and a former governor go off the bus. If this is Haloween it must be in Moffat.
Hello? Is This Chile?
Forgetting Friedmanism
The mine rescue resulting in national pride and universal acclaim for Chile was indeed “historic,” but not in the cable news context.
Report From The Telluride Film Festival
It wouldn’t be released until late November, but by Labor Day the critics were suggesting awards for “The King’s Speech.”
Baja California Travelblog
Turtles, Whales, Dolphins, Pelicans, Clams, Gringos
We flew into the cape and drove north, but at Todos Santos I reminisced about a better way: through the desert in a 1979 VW bus.
In The Hard Heart Of The Sangres
Some Mountains Are Manly, Some Not
I got her number but not her name. Thoughts of a trog in June.
A Tale of Buddhism Revived
The man who rode away
With a name like Buddha Tooth Relic Temple and Museum, it doesn’t sound like a tourist attraction, but I was captivated at this new Singapore museum, built with $50 million in private donations from the Chinese business community.
La Politica NM: Republicans Celebrate In The Shadow Of Arizona
What? No saguaros in New Mexico?
If Republicans are going to take advantage of Democratic disaffection, they will need to lure Hispanic voters. George W. Bush knew this. New Mexico Republicans know this. The problem is that damned Arizona.