If the fearless lion is the king of the jungle, then the ruler of the Sonoran Desert is indisputably the saguaro cactus. Lording over the desert kingdom, the regal saguaro stands tall and proud, and wears a crown of seasonal white blossoms.
Green, warm and vivid by day, and clear, cool and dark by night, Tucson, Arizona will be our home for the month of April 2016. Every April, Tucson’s desert bloom peaks in the bright daytime sun, and Orion and the Winter Triangle loom large under the resplendent nighttime sky.
Travelling on foot, details emerge out of the blur of our rapidly accelerating world.
We are very fortunate indeed. We have a few good friends, a close and loving family, and the freedom to live our dream. Amidst all our good fortune, our most cherished treasures are our young-adult daughters Claire and Cassie.
Bags and bags of fallen leaves, and springtime pollen makes me sneeze. Broken sidewalks skin my knees. I’ve looked at trees that way.
If a Francophile appreciates all things French, then someone who loves Spain and all things Spanish must be a Spancophile. I must admit that if there is such a thing as a Spancophile, then I might qualify.
Following our last sunset in Pismo Beach, a new day has dawned for us in San Diego, California.
Complimentary airfare, freedom to fly anywhere you want, and the ability to eat all day long without getting fat, it is good to be a bird.
“In every walk with nature, one receives far more than he seeks”. John Muir
Soft, smooth, and curvaceous, the allure of the dunes drew us inexplicably to their undulating and flowing landscape.
Month at a Time Travel 