Over and Out

The Caretaker's House Residency is officially coming to an end.  We have survived Fall, Winter and Early Spring.  It has been beautiful and challenging.  I am very thankful to all the residents who came out and worked and shared this place and to the Cottonwood Gulch Foundation for being here and being open.  This is a picture of the kimchee I made last week.  It is GOOD!

Thank You, Sally!

Landscapes of Late

Base Camp Sunset

The Mud Season has begun.


Thoreau with a dusting of snow.

Wooooo-Hoooooo WOOD

On Friday Gaea, Dava, Gil, Genna and Sally went to the Crownpoint Rug Auction. Here are the auctioneers in action. We gorged on Navajo tacos and saw many beautiful rugs.

The Ides of March

This is where I was last year on this date. The Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn.

A beautiful storefront in Gallup.

The Gallup Cemetary.

This loaf is underproofed, but I like it a lot in its funny snouty form.

Spring Cleaning

Early Spring?

The snow has melted. The creek is very full. The birds wake me up in the morning. Small plants have sprouted in the yard. The wind is always blowing. The clouds move very fast with the wind. The tumbleweeds move very fast too. They wave from where they get caught all along the length of the fence. I saw two sandhill cranes above the creek.

CHACO CANYON