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June 9, 2015June 18, 2015

Canyonlands

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June 8, 2015July 19, 2015

Return to Buckskin Gulch

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June 5, 2015August 3, 2015

Don’t Forget Winona

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June 4, 2015August 3, 2015

“Snoverland” Expo 2015

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June 3, 2015June 18, 2015

Desert Paradise

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June 1, 2015June 18, 2015

Rocks and Dirt

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Pueblo Bonito, Chaco Canyon’s largest great house, was designated a World Heritage Site in 1987. It was built in stages from 850 to 1150, covering three acres and incorporating 800 rooms in a tiered structure four and five stories high, with masonry walls as much as three feet thick. This is believed to have been the center of the Chacoan world and, for many of today’s Puebloan peoples, it is a sacred place to which they continue to return, to pray and honor the spirits of their ancestors. Thousands of artifacts taken from Pueblo Bonito—ceramics, turquoise, burial objects— are stored in museums and other repositories around the country. Now the structure is empty of all, save its stone walls. It was a thrill to visit there not too long ago! #pueblobonito #chacocanyon #chacocanyonnationalhistoricalpark #newmexicotrue #newmexico

I love this big bois d’arc tree at Norman’s Sutton Wilderness but was taken aback to see it painted in bright colors when I was there today. At least it’s still there. #suttonwilderness #bigboisdarc

Bonus prize for being out exploring in the cold! #beaverlake #northwestarkansas #ozarks

1920 railroad bridge on Old Wire Road near Avoca, Arkansas. This historic stretch of road saw use by the Butterfield Overland Mail stage and the Cherokee Trail of Tears and runs through Pea Ridge National Military Park, the site of a major Civil War battle. #butterfieldoverlandmailroute #trailoftears #pearidgenationalmilitarypark

Natural Dam, Arkansas on Highway 59 is always worth a stop. #naturaldam #visitarkansas #waterfallsofarkansas #arkansas #arkansastravelers

It’s our plaid shirt twinsiversary! Carbon copies, right??

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