Hughlings Himwich

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Laocoon

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Picture taken at the Vatican in 2006. 

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Walking Home

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Darkest Morning of the Year

Here I am. 12/21.

The darkest morning of the year.

Where? Without you.

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Along the Crest Trail

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Along the Pino Trail in August

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Sandia Mountain Walks

I am now taking my long walks in the Sandia Mountains. What started as an exercise routine has reawakened my love of nature and solitude.

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In the Bosque along the Rio Grande

I have been taking long, solitary walks in the bosque along the Rio Grande.


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Gregory Corso: Protestant Cemetery Rome

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Spirit
is life
it flows thru
the death of me
endlessly
like a river
unafraid
of becoming
the sea.

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Protestant Cemetery Rome 2006

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On Mt. Vesuvius Spring 2006

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