Just before we headed down.
View from top of Moki Dugway Switchbacks, Cedar Mesa, San Juan County, Utah, September 30, 2011
This image is in the following video, which can also be accessed here.
Just before we headed down.
View from top of Moki Dugway Switchbacks, Cedar Mesa, San Juan County, Utah, September 30, 2011
This image is in the following video, which can also be accessed here.
Dust storm, Elkhart, Kansas, May 1937; Library of Congress image.
Interior of workers shack. Porta de Tierra, San Juan, Puerto Rico; January 1938; photo by Edwin Rosskam; Library of Congress image.
Klamath Basin potato farmer. He remembers when the first carload of potatoes left this valley in 1910. In 1934 he lost thirty-five hundred dollars on forty-eight acres of potatoes. His present acreage is eleven acres in potatoes, the rest in hay and soil-building crops. Has eleven milking cows. “I’m gonna eat.” Tulelake, Siskiyou County, California; October 1939; photo by Dorothea Lange; Library of Congress image.
Shot from Sandy Cove, Canton Lake, Oklahoma, September 5, 2011
The photo was used in the following video, part of the time lapse footage. (It can also be viewed on YouTube.)
Moab, Utah, September 24, 2011
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Dahlia blossom at University of Wisconsin
Madison’s Botanical Garden June 2007
Note: I had no idea what kind of blossom this was. I like to take pictures of flowers, but I am not particularly familiar with botany. Hilary Melton-Butcher thought it might be a Dahlia (see comment below) and that gave me something to search on and I found this 1805 painting of Dahlia sambucifolia, by William Hooker on Wikipedia.
1000 words #21
Deadwood, South Dakota, August 25, 2007
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