Mount Campbell does not rank among the 14-ers in Colorado. But, compared to the 1319′ elevation of Tuttle, Oklahoma, the nearly 11,000′ peak might as well be.
I still remember my college roommate, Allan Karr, talking about Colorado and how he would one day live there. He … Continue reading
Read MoreWhen on vacation enjoy the outdoors. That is my conviction. Currently we are waiting on some afternoon showers to pass while enjoying the cooler weather at Wagon Wheel Gap. There will be a July 4th fireworks show in the canyon this evening. So, while we wait I am … Continue reading
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Patty and I sat and visited with a couple who retired to Forsyth, Missouri. They had visited the area on their honeymoon 62 years ago. My family has not been vacationing on Lake Taneycomo for 62 years. But we have been making the Ozark trek for nearly 50 years. … Continue reading
Sometimes the busyness of life creates a longing for seclusion. When we were in Antigua the Friday before Palm Sunday the town was bustling. Evidently many make a sort of pilgrimage to Antigua to celebrate the event. Just behind me when taking this photograph was a busy food market. … Continue reading
One of the remarks Bill made while we were in San Cristobal described the natural resource found in Guatemala – beautiful vistas. Too often we do not stop long enough to breathe in the beauty of Creation.
John and I were taking in the views from the rooftop seating … Continue reading
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