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Late on a Sunday night,a Highway Mishap in NW Houston. Anytime, anywhere. Houston has the distinction of having the 2nd most dangerous stretch of highway. Interstate 45 in Texas averages 56.5 fatal accidents per 100 Miles with the Deadliest City being Houston with 51 fatal accidents per 100 miles. Traffic accidents are a daily event. These are the […]
A late Saturday afternoon stroll took me to the banks of Armand Bayou. While waiting for sunset I captured a few sights and sounds. The little Husky pup had a hard day and was resting at the feet of his masters.
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The Mexican mango season is underway. The Ataulfo mango, known for its sweet smooth flesh comes mostly from the Mexican states of Michoacan, Sinaloa, Nayarit, Jalisco, Veracruz and Chiapas. Today I found some nice 12 ct size. Sweet and refreshing. The Ataulfo is no longer found in supermarkets under that name. The growers and marketers
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Petals on the Lost Mine Trail Big Bend National Park -Summer 2007. The slopes adjacent to Lost mine trail explode with wildflowers after spring rains. During a wet summer the hills are alive with hummingbirds feeding on the bounty of nectar produced.
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Some treasures are much more valuable than mere “stuff” Below are a few unusual items that bring back memories of where they came from and what I was doing at the time. These items were picked up in various parts of the world and each has a moment associated with it.
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This faceless Tuareg nomad wrapped in the typical indigo robe, is one of my favorite small treasure from my journeys. The Tuaregs of the Sahara region were sometimes known as  the Blue People” for the indigo color of their veils and other clothing, which sometimes stained the skin underneath.