Walking Prescott

All about the flavor of a small mountain city and the surrounding outback: neighborhood surprises ... wildflowers and nature ... the forest ... people and events ... plus occasional comments on science fiction, music, and the Great Wide World Beyond

Monday, November 24, 2008

Strange doors, tight quarters

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Mysterious narrow passageways are not the stuff of the western scenery. No, it is a country based on openness and space. There are exception...

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Sunday, November 23, 2008

Golden sycamores

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Suddenly our sycamores are golden. Though I have a quite large folder of sycamore pictures, my fingers would not rest until they had opened ...

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Saturday, November 22, 2008

Prescott's heroic bronzes

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Premiere, of course, being the Rough Rider monument on the Square, at the front of the Courthouse. The creation of Solon Borglum, it is one...

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Friday, November 21, 2008

Downtown, 1864

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Here's a fun project for you. March into Porky's, the BBQ place on Gurley, buy yourself a sandwich and a beverage and seat yourself ...

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Thursday, November 20, 2008

Prime time for pansies

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Aside from the five or six plants lost to hungry javelina, most of my recently purchased pansies have settled in and are beginning to blosso...

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Wednesday, November 19, 2008

The rest of the birds

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Back a few weeks, Blogger was misbehaving and cut me off in the midst of loading a group of bird pictures. Here are the pictures that did no...

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Tuesday, November 18, 2008

The lone horse property

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Can anyone give me the official zoning for an in-city horse property? One or is it two acres per horse? And how many such properties remain ...

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Granny J: one-time journalist well into her Social Security years; loved Chicago but I like the SW mountains equally well

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