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Law and Order, here and there
If there is anything worse than a corrupt and poorly-equipped police corps, it’s a corrupt and well-equipped police corps. (Economist and academic Jorge Chabat, in The News) With the Calderon Ad… more →
The Mex Files
A Summer Visit to Big Bend
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sarahthe wrote 2 weeks ago: Here’s some shots, mostly landscapes, of a July visit to Big Bend’s Basin area. Seems l … more →
Throw off the bowlines
Cathey wrote 2 weeks ago: Shutterbugging in Cali I’ve wanted to be a nomad for as long as I can remember. There is nothi … more →
Boys and Their Bugs
sarahthe wrote 2 weeks ago: Zack and his friend, Mark, displaying bugs for me at Big Bend National Park. … more →
Big Bend Day 6 - Burro Mesa
cowboymac12 wrote 3 weeks ago: Looking east toward the Chisos from the Burro Mesa trailhead Burro Mesa Trailhead Another beaut … more →
The Clock Tower, mostly known as Big Ben, anniversary: 150 years on Parliament's grounds.
interwatches wrote 1 month ago: BIG BEN The Clock Tower seen today is not the first tower to be built in Parliament’s grounds. The … more →
backes01 wrote 1 month ago: They say… They say that you can take the New Orleanian out of New Orleans, but you can’ … more →
Borderline.
questionsandanchors wrote 1 month ago: I love Nevada Barr’s Anna Pigeon series. Maybe I’m so drawn to them because I spent a g … more →
Big Bend Trip--Mesa De Anguila
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kevinpresley wrote 1 month ago: On Sunday 24 May 2009, I headed out to Big Bend National Park in far-west Texas. I took IH-10 from m … more →
Day 5 - The Hike Out
cowboymac12 wrote 1 month ago: Up at dawn, and we used some of our remaining water to make coffee. Not the best way to hydrate, bu … more →
Seriously, Don't Mess with Texas!
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chrisandliz wrote 2 months ago: Late Monday morning we headed off for West Texas. And after ~8 hours of driving we were doing the s … more →
Texas Road Trips
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Sarah Lacy wrote 2 months ago: Texas Beach (Corey Leopold CC 2.0) Summer is just around the corner for most Austinites. Many of us … more →
Day 4 – On a clear day, you can see forever…or at least Mexico (Part 2)
cowboymac12 wrote 2 months ago: Rich and Tab pose in front of the precipice at the South Rim So there we were at Boot Canyon, and … more →
Day 4 – On a clear day, you can see forever…or at least Mexico (Part 1)
cowboymac12 wrote 2 months ago: After the bear scare, our night in the tent proved uneventful. We slept well in spite of the spiked … more →
Videos Come to Dreaminvertical!
lizzyt wrote 2 months ago: Hey people, Our friend Ben requested that we get some more videos on the blog. Although sometimes we … more →
In the high southern desert, part 5
Red wrote 3 months ago: Volcanic heat soaked into my aching feet, just freed from days of hiking in booted confinement. I r … more →
In the high southern desert, part four
Red wrote 3 months ago: We were due in Terlingua by 11:30 that night for a show at an abandoned church in the ghost town. T … more →
Road Trip, Day 3: Vistas and Switchbacks and Bears, Oh My! (Part 2)
cowboymac12 wrote 3 months ago: For anyone who has never completed a marathon or other endurance event, there is a physical and emot … more →
Road Trip, Day 3: Vistas and Switchbacks and Bears, Oh My!
cowboymac12 wrote 3 months ago: Up at dawn again and made coffee while watching the light grow on the Window and Casa Grande. I hik … more →
Day 2 - Road Trip Day 2: Hikes, Deer and Stars
cowboymac12 wrote 4 months ago: Woke with the sun to a beautiful sunrise from behind Casa Grande peak. The sun crept across Vernon … more →
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