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2008 Annual shot of the rock frog by Congress
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2008 Annual shot of the rock frog by Congress

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  • Prescott Library Lion Taken December 25, 2005. The Library Lion is the creation of artist <a href="http://www.bronzecats.com/index.html">Jesse Homoki</a>. Read more about the sculpture here: http://prescottenews.com/community/prescott/new-mountain-lion-takes-up-residence-at-the-library.html http://www.tonyreynolds.com/blog/?p=126 The white noise in the shot is really, really, really cold rain. I need to go back on a sunny day.
  • Mural Beyond Words - <a href="http://www.prescottmurals.com/">Prescott Downtown Mural Project</a>. Read more about the mural and the Mural Mice on pages 8-9 of the current (Winter 2008/09) issue of <a href="http://www.prescottlibrary.info/About%20the%20library/About%20the%20library.html">The Roundup</a> and in this article on the dedicated <a href="http://prescottenews.com/community/prescott/dedicated-mural-mice-putting-finishing-touches-on-library-mural.html">Mural Mice</a>. Chapter 1 of the Mural Beyond Words is 80% complete. It will be finished when warm weather returns in the spring.
  • Desert manouvers<br /> <br /> Dec. 23, 2008 - behind the General Patton Museum at Chiriaco Summit
  • 2008 Annual shot of the rock frog by Congress
  • 2008 Annual Dinosaur sighting at Banning Pass
  • 2008 Annual Dinosaur sighting at Banning Pass
  • Third generation<br /> <br /> (June 24) The great-granddaughter of Don Augustín on the day of a fiesta. She is now grown and married. Sigh.
  • Read the instructions<br /> <br /> (June 23) Same family, two generations down, also circa 1989. These are the grandsons of the gentleman from yesterday, the new patriarchs. They are reading the instructions for installing a solar panel. They are also the family that have been the portal for conservation and research activities in the area.
  • The Patriarch<br /> <br /> (June 22) I'm slowly scanning/digitizing some of the photographs from when I lived in Mexico. This was taken the summer of 1988 or the winter of 1989 with a point and shoot Olympus camera that survived many adventures. It is of Don Augustín, who lived in this area of northern Mexico all his life. He was 10 when Pancho Villa's troops came through the hacienda on their way to take Torreón and Gómez Palacio. His mother hid him under the bed so that the Villistas wouldn't take him with them. I learned a lot of the region's history from this man, but a lot was lost as neither I nor his grandsons always understood him.
  • 2007 Arizona Outback -- rock frog near Congress<br /> Additional trip photos to follow the daily photo community shot:<br /> <a href="http://chaosgraphics.smugmug.com/gallery/3922315#236302584">http://chaosgraphics.smugmug.com/gallery/3922315#236302584</a>
  • 2007 Arizona Outback -- Christmas in Congress
  • 2007 Morongo, CA -- It's a little wild out there.
  • Banning Pass -- Windmills at the base of San Jacinto
  • Oh yeah, I have some, starting with the really cranky border patrol agent at the entry point.
  • Las Torrecillas (The Little Towers)<br /> <br /> This is the very center of the Chihuahuan Desert, also known as the Bolsón de Mapimí and where went to study how ranchers and researchers perceived environmental conservation and appropriate land use. I spent most of my time looking for people! If the light looks odd, that's typical of that area. It's also known as The Zone of Silence, and I am its lone myth debunker: <br /> <a href="http://www.planeta.com/planeta/97/1197zone.html">http://www.planeta.com/planeta/97/1197zone.html</a><br /> 20 years later, and I still receive hate mail for it.

  • Rick Willis

    on November 18, 2009

    IF you get up close to the Frog you will see a little plaque with the following:
    "Jerry Owens (Frog) Memorial" There was quite a write up in the local newspapers about it...

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