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Photos from a walk in the neighborhood yesterday

Traveled this week to Baltimore, Maryland to participate in Baldrige Examiner Training and realized I would have some free time on my first afternoon in town, so I thought I would find a dayhike I could do on the Appalachian Trail, which runs through Maryland about an hour west of Baltimore. I rented a car and drove toContinue reading

Trail to the Lighthouse Formation, early morning, Palo Duro Canyon, Texas  Lighthouse Formation, Palo Duro Canyon  Lighthouse Formation, Palo Duro Canyon

My photo of the sign outside the now-closed Eagle Park Amusement Park was featured in the Last Look section of Slice Magazine this month. Took it with my iPhone almost a year ago. http://www.sliceok.com/

I am amazed at the blessings! As runner-up in the Backwoods Ultimate Outsider contest, Bill will have all but his airfare to Kathmandu paid for the Backwoods Adventure Trip “Trekking in Nepal.” Naturally, I wouldn’t let him go without me! That means we will be leaving for Nepal less than 60 days after we returnContinue reading “Nepal! But first, Alaska!”

   

I have several new photos just hung or about to be hung at La Baguette. I am taking a few of these over tomorrow to hang: Red Rock Canyon, in the Calico Hills Sunrise, Valley of Fire Atlatal Rock petroglyphs (Valley of Fire) in blackand white Atlatal Rock, Valley of Fire, in living color Red Rock Canyon petroglyphsContinue reading

A lovely evening . . . Bill and I walked to Cool Greens for dinner and had a “Vacation” Salad. Yum!

Attended the Quest for Excellence Conference in Washington, DC this past week. Got home late Wednesday night and still haven’t quite recovered! Here are a few photos I took with my iPhone while in Washington. Scarves at an Indian women’s clothing store on Cathedral Ave. in the Woodley Park area of Washington. I ran aContinue reading

Bill in the Calico Hills, Red Rock Canyon, NV We returned this afternoon from a trip to Nevada where we were blessed to do some hiking in between meetings at a conference I was attending in Las Vegas. We visited both Red Rock Canyon and Valley of Fire during our trip. It was a greatContinue reading “Very Oklahoma”