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My Shot of the Day: Flowers in Spring

My Shot of the Day: Flowers in Spring

Happy Friday everyone! It is cold and dark in Taos this morning. It rained in the night and might be snowing even now up on the mountain.  Flowers in spring is one of the best things in life.  Yellow spring flowers – especially one with red stripes (!) are some of the best flowers of [...]

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My Shot of the Day: Orange Tulips Wait for the Morning Sun

My Shot of the Day: Orange Tulips Wait for the Morning Sun

I told you this week would be full of spring flowers.  The weekend in Taos was fabulously perfect weather-wise. Here, a tulip, one among a group of tulips, waits patiently for the morning sunshine to reach over the fence. ##

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My Shot of the Day: Feeding on the Lilac Bushes

My Shot of the Day: Feeding on the Lilac Bushes

I’m finally back and nearly home. I’ll have more from France and Finland in the coming weeks. It is spring time in Colorado. Fabulous. I shot this hungry guy this morning on my father’s lilac bushes in Pueblo, Colorado.  He/she is a Vanessa cardui, a very common butterfly, known as the Painted Lady in Europe, or the Cosmopolitan [...]

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My Shot of the Day: Boy in Airport Train – Denver International Airport

My Shot of the Day: Boy in Airport Train – Denver International Airport

My tired nephew on the train from Terminal B to the main Termainal at Denver International Airport. The poor guy – and my kids – had woken at 3am in Orlando, Florida, flown at 7am and was in Denver by 930am – exhausted, hungry and glad to be home.  iphone photo.

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The ULTIMATE Travel Resource Library – Part I:New Mexico, Colorado, France, Vietnam and Haiti

The ULTIMATE Travel Resource Library – Part I:New Mexico, Colorado, France, Vietnam and Haiti

The full library is available here Part II is here – You already know we’re book hounds here at Around the World in Eighty Years.   Heck, the name itself is an ode to the literature of travel. I never go anywhere without a stack of books. Wherever I go, I’m obsessed with knowing as [...]

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The Cow-Headed Man

The Cow-Headed Man

In my parents basement there was a series of colorful plywood doors. Behind the doors were piles of yellowed books crammed into a dark recess in the foundation. They were all of the books in the house. I never understood why my parents, who were avid readers, kept books hidden in the basement. “Can you [...]

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