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Bernie and more moons

March 24, Thursday Bernie sign on Ford Ranger pickup truck in Farmington (Click to enlarge image) On the way to the Natural Grocers store in Farmington I saw a resident has placed a huge sign for Bernie Sanders on the back of a classic…

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Moonrise

Moon, plane and bird. March 22, Tuesday The wind started up this morning and is blowing steady now with huge gusts. The air is filled with dust and you can see clouds of it in the distance. I was walking back from the visitor…

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Special Vernal Equinox Edition!

March 20, Sunday The first in line to snap photos. (Click to enlarge images- recommended just for the color of sunlight.) Today the sun rose marking the vernal equinox at Chaco. Over 80 people woke before dawn and arrived at the entrance to Chaco…

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Bunnies and a mystery

March 19, Saturday An alert rabbit, peering at a photographer. Around the apartments there are amazingly cute rabbits hopping around looking for food. I managed to get a few photos one day, this one stopped to take a look at me, decided I wasn’t…

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Rug Auction!

March 17, Thursday Believe it or not, I’ve done a few things other than shooting photos late into the night. I gave my first official “Night Sky Photography” program today at 11:00 am in the visitor center. I did a slide show of the photos including about a…

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At Chaco Canyon

Welcome back to the blog! For the month of March, I’m the “Dark Sky” Artist-in-Residence at Chaco Culture National Historical Park in northwest New Mexico, an amazing place. Among other things in the area called Chaco Canyon are ancient pueblo great houses that date from 850 AD. The…

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Goodbye North Rim

Actually we’re leaving, got this shot on our way home. (Click on images to enlarge) We’re back in the concrete canyons of New York, missing our cabin on the rim and the towering ponderosa pines. It was a spectacular three weeks of living and…

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Giacometti on the Rim

The lone cloud, burned ponderosa trunk. Here’s a bonus posting, a two-for-one today. (See below for the previous post). Sunday morning we went out to Point Imperial to see the view and hike the short trail. As grand and sweeping the views were from…

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Details

Ann relieved she has escaped the grouse. (Click on images to enlarge) We hiked the Widfross Trail Saturday morning, which winds along the Transept Canyon on the point of land west of the main North Rim development. It’s named for Gunnar Widforss an early…

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Visitors

Rush Dudley snapped this of us before my Thursday evening talk. (Click on iimges to enlarge) It’s been a busy few days, so I haven’t posted anything. Ann arrived Wednesday and it’s been great to have her at the cabin. I drove to Flagstaff…

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