Luxurious Domes and Ramshackle Homes
Magnificent apartment complexes are the norm in Milenio Tres As the weather has now progressed to warm and windy days and comfortably cool evenings, I make a point to walk…
Warm and Dusty in Querétaro
I will regret life when I no longer have this view! Well finally the brick house thawed and is no longer like living in an igloo. It is a strange…
Life on Ejército Republicano
The Aqueduct Renovation Continues and Life Goes On (with my home above in the hills) A two-day cold spell came to Querétaro and my brick house became an igloo again. No…
Japan Now and Then
100 years spans my 2007 photographs and those of T-Enami – Clearly he was the Artist! I recently discovered a quirky website dedicated to the hand-colored photographs of T-Enami, a…
Room with a View
Querétaro International Airport at Sunset with a Volaris A320 Destined for Cancun One of the perks of working at the Bombardier Site in Querétaro, México is that we are located…
Stuck in the Fog
Reagan National 4:29 a.m., January 20, 2013 I discovered that airport security does not open up the terminals at DCA until 4:30 a.m., which means that I could have slept…
A Balmy Piney Point
View from my pier - a sunny and windy day in Piney Point with no snow for the season so far! My week of travel ends tomorrow as I head back…
A Day in San Francisco
The quintessential and far too common shot of San Francisco from Alamo Square! As I was stuck in Mexico over the holidays I decided for a week off in January.…