I captured this image on May 1st, 2020. And yes, there is still that much snow in the Mission Mountains in May. I added the image to my Etsy shop, www.lightintoart.com, in January, 2024. I also added it to my …
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Category: Personal History
On January 10th, 1914, my mother was born at home on her parents’ farm north of Parkersburg, West Virginia. That date happened to be her mother’s 30th birthday. In the next few years, my grandparents left the farm and moved into town …
Mothers Day 2024: A Remembrance Read more »
Bring the Serenity of the Beach into Your Home Transform your living space into a tranquil oasis with this beautiful photo print wall art of the beach from Port Orford Head. Let the soothing hues of blue and green transport …
The Beach from Port Orford Head Read more »
A Personal Introduction While I have no personal experience with commercial fishing, I have spent a lot of time in Del Norte County, especially after my parents moved there when I was in grad school. One of my favorite activities …
Old Fishermen Never Die Read more »
Introducing Canyonlands National Park Canyonlands National Park is a United States National Park located in southeastern Utah near the town of Moab. Known for its beautiful canyons, mesas, and rock formations, the Park is a popular destination for hiking, …
One View of Canyonlands National Park Read more »
The Snake River in Springtime Hell’s Canyon and the Snake River The state of Idaho lies just to the east of Oregon and Washington State. Most of its western border is a straight line just to the west of 117 …
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A Bit of Personal History I’ve had a camera in my hands most of my life. In 2006, I went to California to take care of my mother during the last year of her life. I have to admit that …
Surfing at Crescent Beach Read more »
How I found myself in Wahkiakum County I’ve mentioned this before. Please bear with me. I’m not proud of the fact that on Labor Day Weekend, 2016, I got very angry at a houseguest. I took off with the excuse …
Don’t all little boys love trains? Trains have fascinated me ever since I got my first Lionel 027-gauge train set. That set had a locomotive painted with the colors of the Northern Pacific Railroad, the main line that crossed southern …
Crossing the Clark Fork Read more »
A Personal Introduction In 1980, I found myself in the small town of Stanford, Montana. Stanford, the county seat of Judith Basin County, had fewer than 600 people at the time, yet the grandest building in town was the County …
Friday Harbor From the Sound Read more »