Joy and Robin (Hannah, April 14, 2004) — Image by kenne
Been going through some old photos — it’s that time of year.
Joy and Robin — A Memory Flashback 1 comment
Moonscape Outside Tuba City Leave a comment
Moonscape Outside Tuba City — Panorama by kenne
Walking on the moon
Somewhere near Tuba City —
The painted desert.
— kenne
Share this:
Like The Leaves Of Fall, We Are Changing Leave a comment
Human individuality is the source of all human reality. The individual is the source of all significance, all meaning and value, and all that is known and constructed by man.
Fall Colors at Sky Valley On Mt. Lemmon — Image by kenne
The nature of man
is to be eternally making himself
and determining what he is,
in fact and in mind.
In thought and action,
one is continually interpreting experience
and integrating his interpretations
into a total constellation.
Each moment of continuous experience
changes the constellation.
And if one is alienated from his flowing experience,
his identity is lost.
It is impossible to know oneself
and for all,
for one is never present
once and for all.
— Clinton R. Meek, Beyond Individuality
Share this:
Thankful For Another Beautiful Day Leave a comment
Another Beautiful Day In The Catalina Foothills — Image by kenne
“I always thank Mother Nature for all the beauty in the world.
It’s about having an attitude of gratitude.”
Share this:
The Pause Leave a comment
“The Pause” (The Wave Vermilion Cliffs National Monument) — HDR Image by kenne
Time to pause
Time to feel moments
Time to be.
— kenne
Share this:
Fences, Trails and Cattle Guards Leave a comment
A photo-essay from November 2012 — kenne
Images by kenne
Last Sunday (November 4, 2012), Tom and I hiked the Baby Jesus Trail near Catalina State Park. This was a very enjoyable hike looking for the Baby Jesus rock without any luck. But, was able to get a lot of photos, which are shared on this posting.
kenne
(Click on any of the thumbnails for a larger view of the images.)
Share this:
On The Streets Of Bisbee 3 comments
On The Streets Of Bisbee Arizona — HDR Image by kenne
an old mining town
with a new town attitude
attracting tourists
— kenne
Share this:
On the second day of Chickmas…my true love gave to me… 1 comment
Share this:
The Fighting Rooster of Rock Leave a comment
Throwback Thursday — kenne
Gallo del CieloTom Russell wrote a song about a destitute young man named Carlos Saragosa who steals a prize-fighting rooster named Gallo del Cielo. As the story goes, Saragosa wagers his sister’s locket, trying to win enough money to buy back the land stolen from his father.
This morning I stumbled on a short article inCounterpunchby Lorenzo Wolff titled,“Thirty Years Down the Road – Joe Ely, the Fighting Roster of Rock.”
“The song is meant to be about Saragosa, his struggle, and his defeat, but when Ely sings it, you can tell that he’s not relating the protagonist. How could he relate to someone who is crushed after only one defeat? No, Ely isn’t Saragosa. He’s the rooster, Gallo Del Cielo. You won’t see him giving up, he’ll fight until he no longer can, and whether it’s his heart that gives out or his fingers, it sure…
View original post 46 more words
Share this:
Greater Roadrunner On The Run Leave a comment
Greater Roadrunner On The Run — Abstract Art by kenne
Greater Roadrunner
Born to run the desert roads
Metaphor for speed.
— kenne
Share this:
“Well it’s bad news from Houston, Half my friends are dying. ”  Leave a comment
Mr. V (James Vaughn) of Mr. & Mrs. V on Houston’s 90.1, KPFT — HDR Image by kenne
Mike Durbin of the Moe Hansum Band — Image by kenne
The Houston Blues community is feeling the pain. Two of the communities well known personallities past away this past week. To hornor the memory of these Houston friends, I’m sharing a Diunna Greenleaf video I posted several years ago — Growing Up and Growing Old in the Fellowship of Family and Friends.
— kenne
Share this:
My Hoodoo Heaven Leave a comment
My Hoodoo Heaven (Santa Catalina Mountains) — Images by kenne
Share this:
Early Morning Hike In Saguaro National Park 2 comments
A post from November 27, 2012.
With the sun rising over the Rincon Mountains, east of Tucson in the Saguaro National Park,
The Monday Morning Milers begin hiking the Wildhorse Trail in a chilly 32 degree fall morning.
The Wildhorse Trail is very dusty from no rain in several months.
The desert grasses glow from the morning sun.
The trail leads toward one of the canyons along the Wildhorse Trail.
The park, named after the beautiful giant saguaro cactus, is occasionally graced by the rear crested saguaro cactus.
The saguaro cactus are rarely found in groups, such as this group of twelve 20 to 70-year-old saguaros.
Images by kenne
Long after death, the ribs of saguaro remain standing, a shadow of its live self.
kenne
Related articles
- 5 Romantic National Park Getaways (planegrazy.com)
Share this:
Cooper’s Hawk Leave a comment
Cooper’s Hawk In Sabino Canyon — Image by kenne
A beautiful bird
And a super partiture
Love dive booming doves
— kenne
Share this:
Hiking In The Santa Catalina Mountains Leave a comment
Hiking In The Santa Catalina Mountains — Image by kenne
These regal,
sky islands exist,
unique, and vast,
unmatched diversity
raising summits
a sun sparkling
through the canyon
guiding hikers
to conquests
we aspire.
— kenne
Becoming is Superior to Being 