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View From the Road – Grand Canyon National Park 

After a mid-May jaunt to Arizona, we’re back home. We, of course, went to the Grand Canyon, where we encountered perfect weather and relatively few visitors. Park services were limited and it felt as though we had gone back to a more uncluttered time—simple, spacious, quiet, and yes, friendly. Conversations happened naturally and moved easily from story to story.

The camping spot next to ...

Indian Pueblo Cultural Center—Albuquerque New Mexico

One look at the IPCC website, https://indianpueblo.org/ and you’ll already have an idea of what to expect during a visit. However, along with the obvious attributes of any fine museum and cultural center, this place exudes personal stories, artworks, cultural histories, and a vibe that is difficult to explain—intuitive in nature, with a splash of solidarity among peoples.

The Pueblo People are as similar ...

Fly High and Land Safe—Lessons learned from Sandhill Cranes 

Today, it has been announced that Joe Biden and Kamala Harris have won the White House—long roads traveled. They have plans, direction, and a sense of community. Let us do what we can to help—to close the gaps and embrace our neighbors.

For ...