Its a historical ancient building that was built in 1907. If you’re a Catholic, you’ll appreciate seeing such a wonderful architecture such as this one. The Building was occupied by Benedictines sisters originally from Swizerland and the Benefictine sisters still occupy this monastery to this day. Its location is in a precisely beautiful location on... Continue Reading →
Back Country
Started off at eight, a cool morning ride towards the picturesque highway 55 with a number of quaint small towns along the way. The road is winding uphill and downhill and repeatedly uphill and downhill drive until we reached our destination, Cottonwood. You can, without doubt, pull over to a scenic overlook or viewpoint to... Continue Reading →
A perfect morning sun
An Ole’ Country road leading to my family homestead where tree branches dropped low to form the perfect sun shade, a one way country road just meant for a household. As John Denver's hit song "Take Me Home, Country Roads" runs through the mind while driving here will be the best description of this picture.... Continue Reading →
The beauty of this season
“ I love Autumn, the one season of the year that God seemed to have put there just for the beauty of it.” ~~ By Lee Maynard
High above the Sierra Nevada
Jet lag is for amateurs ~ Dick Clark Whenever I fly, a window seat is always a bonus as I’d just love the opportunity of taking photos from the sky. You’ll never know how amazing the view is or even whatever you see from above!
Teotihuacan ~ Pyramid of the Sun
The Aztec World Climbing the narrow steep steps up to this Pyramid is an experience. Its scorching hot weather and with its high humidity, you will be sweating hard ahead of yourself! After all the effort, you’ll be feeling on top of the world with spectacular view all around you. They say …. There used... Continue Reading →
Livingston, Montana
~ Craig D. Lounsbrough ~Life is much like a river. I can’t determine where the river comes from or where it’s flowing to. But I can immerse myself in it as it’s flowing by me.”
Mammoth Hot Springs
On the trail, Some of the sulphuric springs have dried up during our visit. The temperature was about 90F. Good to see this place again after the last visit 7 years ago.
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