Greater Roadrunner Gathering Sticks for Building A Nest — HDR Image by kenne
Rule 1.
The Road Runner cannot harm the Coyote except by going “beep-beep!”
— from 9 Rules for Road Runner and Wild E. Coyote Cartoon
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The Greening of Sabino Canyon 2 comments
Esperero Trail in Sabino Canyon — Image by kenne
Near-record monsoon rains have turned Sabino Canyon into a desert oasis.
Sabino Creek Dam — HDR Image by kenne
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Glass Blower 2 comments
Glass Blower — HDR Image by kenne
an artist at work
she skillfully creates art
as people pass by
— kenne
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San Pablo De Tiquina, Bolivia Leave a comment
San Pablo De Tiquina, Bolivia (August 2019) — B&W HDR Image by kenne
San Pablo de Tiquina is a small town on the Strait of Tiquina. This passage connects the larger and smaller parts
of Lake Titicaca in Bolivia, connecting the road to the tourist town of Copacabana.
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Now I Have Your Attention 1 comment
‘Now I Have Your Attention’ — HDR Image by kenne
Sonoran fast food
Now I have your attention
With a lamp shade hat.
— kenne
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Morning Walk On The Tanque Verde Wash Trail 1 comment
Morning Walk On The Tanque Verde Wash Trail — HDR Image by kenne
“Direction is so much more important than speed.” Or said another way;
“Sometimes being low is the best way to reach your goal,
just think about what you may learn on the way.”
— kenne
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Speak To Me Of Stones Leave a comment
Del Sol Arches — HDR Image by kenne
Speak to me of stones
Without stones, there is no arch —
A symbol of strength.
— kenne
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Bird-Watching On Mt. Lemmon Leave a comment
Bird-watching on Mt. Lemmon — HDR Image by kenne
“Bird watching is really all about the quest for balance—between the curious animal at the near end of the binoculars and the wild animal at the far end; between the classifiable and the ineffably mysterious; between our killing, conquering urges and our impulse toward conservation.”
— from “The Difference Between Bird Watching and Birding” by Jonathan Rosen
