Interesting old world architecture with mill work that appears to be looking at you.
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I had added an extra day onto my time in Arizona so I planned to make one more stop in Phoenix before I headed to the airport. I spent the night in Tucson and drove to …
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The macro workshop I was attending was completed but I had decided to stay in Arizona for a couple more days. I wanted to revisit the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum that I had visited the last time I was…
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Since we were participating in a macro and close-up photography workshop, a visit to the Tucson Botanical Gardens was a must.
After spending a number of hours exploring our home base at Tanque Verde Ranch our instructor, Mike Moats, let us know we... -
After visiting San Xavier Mission (Part 1), I made the drive across Tucson to Tanque Verde Ranch. I had visited Tanque Verde many years ago…
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I was last in Tucson many years ago. One of our stops back then was the San Xavier Mission. The mission was under renovation at that time so we did not get to see inside. As I had some time before I checked in...
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“Dripping water hollows out stone, not through force but through persistence.”
― Ovid
When searching for a quote for this blog post, I came across the one above. I loved that it included the word persistence. Persistence is a word that I would use... -
Chaco Culture National Historic Park – New Mexico – 2019 – Part 7
Posted on March 27, 2021 By Lynn WiezyckiOn our final full day in New Mexico, we got up very early, piled into our vehicle, and headed to Chaco Culture National Historic Park in northwest NM. Having been there twice before, I was still looking forward to…
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We decided we wanted to check out a part of New Mexico that we had not seen before. A friend had recently been to the Abiquiu area and said it was very interesting so we loaded the gear into the vehicle and headed to...