Archive for the ‘The Great Outdoors’ Category
The Dude
Posted in The Great Outdoors on January 14, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Abandon aircraft
Posted in The Great Outdoors on November 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Another from my father Jay, “One does not come across trucks full of cash, dope, and dead Mexicans in no country for old men, one stumbles on aircraft full of cash, dope, and dead Mexicans. Kinney County south of Brackettville. Beechcraft Model 18 after being stripped of cash, dope, dead Mexicans, engines, outer wing sections, radar, [...]
Drought
Posted in The Great Outdoors on November 13, 2009 | 1 Comment »
From my father, Jay, on 3 November 2009, “Drought out in no country for old men along smugglers’ run.” This is out in West Texas. Uvalde County, I think. My father is the one standing. I vacationed in West Texas recently, near Marfa, where No Country For Old Men was filmed. Photos to come…eventually.
Camping and a new tent
Posted in The Great Outdoors, tagged camping, camping out, car camping, Marmot Aeolos, sherwood forest faire, tent on June 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
After talking about it for eight years and sharing fond memories of childhood camping Walt and I finally spent a night in a tent. Last night, friends of ours hosted a party at their new property—the site of the Sherwood Forest Renaissance Faire. We drank and were merry with many old friends and a hoard of [...]
Baked in a pie
Posted in Home and Garden, The Great Outdoors, tagged baby birds, birds in fan on May 29, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Meet what’s-her-name. I think she’s a wren, but I’m no good at naming birds. She lives in my back yard. Actually, in my back patio. Well, in the outdoor ceiling fan, with her babies. Can you see the babies in the top of the fan? They have white throats and bellies. I spotted this family [...]


