As usual- for pictures you can click HERE
For a bright flash of light considering climate change- written on the Tejon Ranch, grass fed and all organic, continue below…
The Last Generation
Doug McDaniel’s boots rest together at the foot of a stump, his faded blue jeans and white striped shirt juxtaposed against the background of dense Ponderosa […]
If you want pictures from the last few days, click HERE.
A brief update-
We spent the last few days with author Sharman Apt Russel at the Lichty Center near Cliff NM. The Lichty Center is part of the Nature Conservancy’s Gila River Farm, 160 acres of what was a farm and ranch, but is now […]
For photos from the last few weeks of Utah and the Navajo nation- click HERE.
If you want another take, read on-
10.10.08
The man at the Bluff convenience store held the door for me. His black leather vest snug over a Harley-Davidson shirt, shimmering with recently dried sweat. His head was balding, with slight indents from sunglasses […]
If you just want eye candy from 3 weeks exploring ranching in the American West, click HERE.
For a brief piece of writing on public land use and ranching, continue below…
Imagine 10 years in the future, I’m at the grocery store. I walk down the aisle to the meat section, located at the back of the […]
An update from Lone Pine California- Owens Lake, and the Eastern Sierra.
For photos click here- for epiphanizing- read below.
Seeing a Landscape Through Water
Reflections are scarce in the West, a dry and rugged sort of place, for one simple reason, they require water. A perfect looking glass for body and soul that lies pooled, easily disturbed […]
