Something that’s going into one of the two-page letters I’m writing as part of my Kickstarter project. Whoever wrote the ad copy asserting that horses are inexpensive is either deluded or lying.
Views from tonight’s campsite
Back in the world of sedimentary rock and far-off horizons. McInnis Canyons National Conservation Area in Colorado, just east of the Utah border.
Just a nice van
One of my Kickstarter project backers in Denmark sent along a picture of his van, and I like it enough that I thought I’d share it here. I like the paint scheme; It has me wondering how my van would look with the camper top painted black.
Retrograde culture
America, 1972: Been through the desert on a horse with no name.
America, 2012: Been to the mall through a door with no handles.
What a difference 40 years makes.
Devils Tower
The light wasn’t great for taking photos this morning, but here’s Devils Tower. At first I thought that it was spelled “Devil’s Tower”, and that the place name suggested the tower was owned by a single devil. But when I noticed that all the signs pointed to “Devils Tower”, I thought instead that it was named in honor of multiple devils.
Further research (i.e., taking 15 seconds to check Wikipedia) reveals that “all information signs in that area use the name ‘Devils Tower’, following a geographic naming standard whereby the apostrophe is eliminated.”
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