Monthly Archives: June 2013

Japanese Tourists by the Boatload

Posted on June 20, 2013 by

I yesterday posted commentary and photos concerning the proposed tramway development on the Navajo Nation in the Grand Canyon (“Save the Confluence”). This tramway would carry tourists from the rim of the Canyon to within yards of the banks of … Continue reading →

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Save the Confluence

Posted on June 19, 2013 by

  That is, save the confluence of the Colorado River and Little Colorado River in the heart of the Grand Canyon from a proposed tramway. The first photo is by myself (Steve Miller). The base terminal, restaurant and boardwalk will … Continue reading →

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Better Business

Posted on June 12, 2013 by

Better Business If I told you I’m making a living running a small business you shouldn’t believe me, because my real business is raising hummingbirds It’s ridiculously easy. The infrastructure is a few feeders. Then you buy a big bag … Continue reading →

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Dreaming

Posted on June 10, 2013 by

Waking up on most mornings is a relief – a relief from the horrible dreams I’m having. Dreams that I’m on the run, that everything has been taken from me, that my wife wants out of the marriage, that I … Continue reading →

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GPS

Posted on June 8, 2013 by

You may think your GPS unit is the cat’s meow. It’s great for gettin’ around in cities, isn’t it? But how good is it in the country? “The country”, you say? What’s that? The country is the place that doesn’t … Continue reading →

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Still fishin’

Posted on June 4, 2013 by

I know, that’s all I do … post pix of fish I catch. But, aside from sitting in the office all day, waiting for the phone to ring, that’s all I do. I mean go fishing after work. Practically every … Continue reading →

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