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Thursday, January 31
View Article  A Valentine Card
by theBoonie on Thu 31 Jan 2008 01:30 PM MST
There aren't many town-area combinations in Arizona that melt the heart, but I'm in one of them now—Ajo. Simply put, this is the best Sonoran scenery and desert boondocking available.    more »
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Tuesday, January 29
View Article  A Desert Feast
by theBoonie on Tue 29 Jan 2008 07:21 AM MST
How marvelous it is to walk in warm rain. It is supposed to be cold. For that matter the desert is supposed to be dry. The warmth of the rain allowed me to completely relax and to watch the startled desert plants...   more »
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Sunday, January 27
View Article  The Most Under-rated Geologic Layer
by theBoonie on Sun 27 Jan 2008 06:47 AM MST
I wasn't brave enough to touch it, so I just kicked it. The entire pile shook like black jello.    more »
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Friday, January 25
View Article  Stories in Stone
by theBoonie on Fri 25 Jan 2008 05:00 AM MST
The place abounded with classic symbols like the spiral sun, scorpions, and big horn sheep. Under different circumstances I would have just yawned. But a few days earlier...   more »
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Wednesday, January 23
View Article  Sleeping in the Middle of the Road
by theBoonie on Wed 23 Jan 2008 06:15 AM MST
The volcano seemed unnatural. Does it seem so because when you try to imagine it forming 20 million years ago, your brain wants to stretch distance out, too?   more »
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