A Word About Quartzsite – February 2019
Tuesday Feb 5: Real clouds and chilly wind this morning. I make coffee by candlelight and lanterns this morning, then head out for a walk in the desert. I find a place to sit and write in the journal, but...
Read MoreCarnicom Brothers – February 2019
Most mornings I walk in the desert at sunrise, as I love the quiet ambiance and the glow of first light. More flowers are blooming, which is quite delightful. It is during these early days of February that the Carnicom...
Read MoreLast Days of January at La Posa South – January 2019
Although I think calling one day January and the next day February is artificial, merely a construct for the convenience of convention, like calling one mile Utah and the next mile Arizona when really the flow is continuous …. this...
Read MoreQuartzfest Week – January 2019
Sunday January 20: As most days here at La Posa South, my day starts with a walk in the desert, and my thoughts today are of Mary Oliver and her connection to nature so elegantly expressed in her poetry. Today...
Read MoreDesert Walks at La Posa South – January 2019
I begin each day with walking in the desert here at La Posa South, the long-term BLM camping area south of Quartzsite, Arizona. Clifford and I, and my brother Rollie, are camped a couple miles in from US highway 95...
Read MoreRain in the Desert – January 2019
Tuesday January 15: It is raining this morning where Clifford and I are camped at La Posa South, south of Quartzsite, Arizona. This is a big deal in the desert. I go walking, taking photos of the water in the...
Read MoreLa Posa South – Minor Adventures – January 2019
The next several days at our camping area at LaPosa South, south of Quartzsite are marked by lows in the 30’s and highs in the 60’s – not bad for January, but generally too windy to spend much time sitting...
Read MoreLa Posa South – Settling In – January 2019
These first days of January at La Posa South give Clifford and me a chance to settle in, as we plan to be here awhile at this long-term camping area south of Quartzsite, Arizona. Most mornings I walk into the...
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