Guanacos GrazingGuanacos grazing in the southern Andes, Chile. Guanacos are agile creatures that can swim across the lake or bolt across the landscape at ten times the typical walking speed of humans. They are also known to spit at those that make them feel threatened, and I am pleased to relate that I have never been spit at.

a plant used by native Americans for basket weaving

Gerald Dumont

The acorn took to root hundreds of year before the Gregorian Calendar came into being

On the Southern border it aligns with Baja California and Sonora in Mexico

Vibrant fall color in Minnesota

but this grand specimen of wildlife was moving in the direction of extinction

Clouds of every many dimensions bring graphic relief to a clear blue sky as they fan out over  Sedona's southern monuments including Bell Rock

Independence Monument is one of a thousand features in Colorado National Monument

Washington is a tulip capital of North America and all were blushing bright red

Mother polar bear leads her cubs to ice in a landscape transition point where boreal forest meets arctic tundra

George Washington

the structure housing Saint Luke's Anglican Church is as inviting as a warm fire on a frosty eve