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Monthly Archives: October 2008
Plains, Day 23
Joplin, Missouri. Arrived here with a fresh appreciation of my native state and a bottle of Boone’s Farm Apple Wine (which was the best I could do this morning at the Wichita Falls TX convenience store – $21.50 for a … Continue reading
Plains, Day 22
Wichita Falls, Texas. I feel like we have turned the corner on our trip and are heading home. After our visit to the Petroleum Museum in Midland TX yesterday, it felt like the sightseeing portion of our visit was over. … Continue reading
Plains, Day 21
Staying the nite in Midland TX – Bush country. Must be why my internet connection is lousy. Writing this note from my iPhone. More tomorrow.
Zuzu & Zim: Birdwatching in Roswell
Internal dialogue: “Oh! My drawings would be SO much better if I hadn’t limited myself to index cards and pens/pencils with big fat points. And sitting on the bed by the light of a 60-watt bulb. And then trying to … Continue reading
Plains, Day 20
The big event of the day was a visit to Carlsbad Caverns. It brought back memories of family trips to Meramec Caverns and Onondaga Cave in Missouri. A few changes though from those tacky 1950′s excursions, where the caves were … Continue reading
Plains, Day 19
A change of pace as we unexpectedly took to the great outdoors. Our guidebook mentioned Bitter Lake National Wildlife Refuge near Roswell NM, so we started the day off there. We were amazed at the flocks of sandhill cranes flying … Continue reading
Zuzu & Zim: Spirit of Adventure
Zuzu & Zim: Spirit of Adventure, originally uploaded by cosmorochester. “Zuzu and Zim leave behind the comfortable artsiness of Santa Fe. Intrepid travelers and citizens of the world, they muster their customary spirit of adventure.” Jim wants to know: “is … Continue reading
Plains, Day 18
A relatively short drive today from Ruidoso to Roswell, New Mexico. First stop, the International UFO Museum and Research Center – modestly intriguing, wonderfully tacky. Whether or not we “believe in” extraterrestrials is a topic for another day. My first … Continue reading
Plains, Day 17
Back on the road, writing again from a Holiday Inn Express… tonight in Ruidoso, New Mexico… after a drive longer than anticipated. We got off to an itchy and edgy start – maybe anxious about the vaguely planned days ahead. … Continue reading