From the daily archives: Sunday, January 18, 2009
ORVs were kicked out of monument; the real damage is grazing-
This is apparently, though a good place to find the bleached bones of cattle, a common visual theme of cartoons of people lost in the desert.
Inane official, public actions scar Sonoran monument. By Linda Valdez. The Arizona Republic
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Continue Reading →Moderate quake was in the Snake River mountain range-
I first learned about this when someone made a note of it on a photo I had uploaded to Panoramio (Google Earth). My photo was at the quake’s location.
Story in the Jackson Hole News and Guide. By Cory Hatch and Angus M. Thuermer Jr. […]
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