Twin Lakes Sunset
Oct 10, 2017
National Parks
Yosemite Valley and Half Dome Sunset
Nov 9, 2017
Yosemite Half Dome Sunset
Nov 3, 2017
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Oct 22, 2017
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Purple Defined
This photo was taken in 2001 when on vacation using a condo of a friend at Sea Ranch, California. It was a beautiful time to get away from... Read More
The “Alt Left?”
The president won’t let the racist and violent Left off the hook for Charlottesville violence. Suppressed Facts Here is a little-known fact (why is it little-known? Because the... Read More
The Real Race War, aka The Mythical Enemy
(Not the fake one against “white supremacy.”) The “Mythical” Enemy What is taking place in the media accounts and political commentaries on this event is an effort by... Read More
How totalitarianism is winning the west
It’s called divide and conquer. Melanie Phillips is an extraordinarily perceptive English writer on the ongoing process of the West’s self-destruction. This article should raise the hairs on... Read More
The Invasion of Sanctuary Canada
A Somali immigration minister and an open border. This is an interesting report on an ongoing invasion of Canada by the unruly and violent so-called refuges that have... Read More
Going to the Sun to Logan’s Pass
Logan’s Pass is at the top of the world in Glacier National Park. At least, as far as the road is concerned. If you find yourself vacationing at... Read More
Cedar Trail Waterfall
There are many places to visit in Glacier National Park. Besides the main attraction of the “Going to the Sun” road that goes through the park and the... Read More
Sessions, Chicago, and Leftist lawlessness
They have demonstrated an open hostility to enforcing laws designed to protect law enforcement — Federal, state, and local — and reduce crime, and instead have adopted an... Read More
St. Mary’s Lake in Glacier National Park
On the eastern side of Glacier National Park are a number of beautiful lakes, with the Glacier peaks behind them. One the easiest to get to is St.... Read More