Camera in the Bag

A zoomed out view down Tenaya Canyon, with Tenaya Creek at its bottom.

Labels: B/W, Half Dome, photo, Tenaya Canyon, Yosemite

Our first day at Yosemite, our second day in California:

View down Tenaya Canyon, and past Half Dome, from Glacier Point.

Labels: B/W, Half Dome, Tenaya Canyon, Yosemite

I visited northern New Mexico (Santa Fe area) for my Spring Break this year, to visit St. John's College, a small liberal arts school in the foothills of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. I sat in on several classes, and toured the beautiful campus.

My family also visited Pecos, New Mexico, site of Pecos NHP, home of the ruins of the Pecos pueblo, and the ancient Spanish mission church that served it; for the longest time the Pecos Pueblo was one of the largest in New Mexico, with a population numbering several thousand, but after the Pueblo Revolt against the Spaniards in the late 1600s, the pueblo suffered many attacks, and was eventually abandoned.

Northern New Mexico - 3-11-08

Labels: B/W, church, New Mexico, pueblo, Santa Fe, slideshow, Spring Break

Regency, Texas, a spot in the road kind-of-place. Back on dirt county roads in the middle of Mills County, seemingly hundreds of miles from nowhere, and do I mean nowhere! But it's also the site of the last active road suspension bridge in Texas, the Regency Bridge, spanning the Colorado River.

Regency, Texas

Labels: B/W, bridges, Colorado River, country, interesting, slideshow, Texas, travel