In July, 2004, Stephen Iordanos and I drove to Moab, Utah, from Denver, where he and I had been doing a trade show (INATS) for our respective companies. We went to visit Dana Redfield, who lived in Moab. She certainly loved desert country. Maybe everybody of a theological bent does. Michael Ventura once pointed out that God loved deserts. Dana would have agreed.
Dana
Sephen and me
Newspaper Rock
Me, taken by Stephen
…at one time, I had quite the collection of cacti and succulents; they’ve fascinated me for a long time. Would love to have a collection/greenhouse to again admire their amazing forms. Certainly a very creative expression of God/Consciousness!
Craig
Craig, I have never been to the deserts in the U.S., other than watching the prairies in Oklahoma and Texas which is a marvelleous sight for a Scandinavian. Especially Texas in the springtime with its blue flowers.
And I have been into the Sahara Desert (Africa) once upon a time. What really amases me when in the sand dunes the feeling about how FRESH and clean THE AIR to be there.
When climbing a big sand-dune, almost as a hill top, the FEELING about it was felt as standing upon a hill in Norway…..even if they eyes only seeing the sands all the way unto the horizon. Not to mention the fantastic starry night-sky there.
And of course, as always,
thank you very much for the nice pictures Frank.
The nature is a beautiful dream without a doubt.