Mt. Gelmir, a volcanic region west of the Altus Plateau, marked by sheer cliffs and brooding skies that darkened

Sunday was a very slow day, mostly reading and sleeping until 3PM when Tom and the contractor arrived. Tom fixed my DVD burner and dropped off milk. I slowly read my way through half of the 500 page book

Oddly enough, I often get far better color in the east from sunsets, than the west. This was the case on Saturday afternoon around 4:30. The trees are, of course, barren in mid January, but it looks like

I felt a whole lot better than I had any reason to on Friday when I got up at 5:45AM, after a whole night in bed, after the trauma of Thursday. The face was pretty spectacular and my right hand had swollen

On Thursday morning the snow had just started when my general helper arrived and we headed out in the truck to get the remaining hay. There were 5 more bales which we put in the barn and this pile of loose

Ok ok, now i know what the dinosaurs wished when they saw a falling star hahahah.