Stone Buddhas Have It Easy

Detachment may not be much of an accomplishment for them but they sure set a great example.

Sand Doodle

Clear Sound Water

Meig's Point, Clinton, Connecticut

Coming and Going

Stone walkway at the Missouri Botanical Garden.

Misty Day On Harrisville Pond

Great Sand Dunes Part 5

We hike out to an area called the Sand Pit. It's a hot dry day and the dry sand gives way under our feet making every step take twice the effort. We take lots of photos as Olivia naps in the shade of a Gray Horsebush.

Heavy Weather at Cliff Palace, Mesa Verde

We went to see the Cliff Palace ruins at Mesa Verde and were with the last group going that day. The ranger almost cancelled it because of threatening weather but we all begged her to go and she finally relented. The weather came though and we all waited under one of the huge rock over hangs as lightning strikes lit the darkened sky and filled the canyon with crashing thunder. It was an awesome display and added to the atmosphere of the place.

Great Sand Dunes Part 4

We got to the dunes late in the day just after thunder showers had passed through the area. We had time for a good hike around as the sun went down and the recent rain made the sand easier to walk on.

Congratulations, it's an Inuit Smurph!

A couple of views from the 3rd floor on Whitney Ave

Hayden Planetarium by Night

A frigid February night in Manhattan-2003

Piercing the Veil

Empire State Building shrouded in early morning fog.

NYC Winter 5AM

I was in NY for a job doing a site survey, working with traffic consultants who got up at 4AM to go out in the freezing pre-dawn winter darkness to observe traffic flow through the Lincoln Tunnel.

Hammonasset Jetty

A balmy October day brings out the fishermen at Hamonassett Beach in Clinton, Connecticut.

Thimble Island Sunset

A cold November sunset behind the Thimble Islands in Branford, Connecticut.

Nightfall Over New Haven

My cousin Steve takes in the view from East Rock at dusk - Looking over New Haven and Long Island Sound to Long Island.

Slinking back to Paris - - - - with our axle between our legs.

We were on our way to Sardinia or so we hoped, but our car went slightly off the road in the mountainous region of Auvergne and we had to leave it and take a train back to Paris where we regrouped and planned a different trip.