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Cathedral Valley and Blood River
Cathedral Valley is noted in dusty guidebooks for its solitude, because nobody goes there. Well, almost nobody. I went there once. I haven’t gone back. Why? Probably because its in a tough neighborhood: too much competition from the Great Circle’s nearby … Continue reading
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Tagged black and white, Blood Merridian, Butch Cassidy, Capitol Reef, cathedral valley, Cormac McCarthy, desert, fremont river, photography, solitude
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I Track Bruce Berger on the Amazon Trail — What?
Bruce Berger’s The Telling Distance, essays on feeling the deserts of Sonora and the Colorado Plateau made me wonder What’s he doing now? Still writing? What? So I Googled “bruce berger” and found his website, BruceBerger.net — full of desert … Continue reading
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Tagged amazon, amazon.com, bruce berger, conservation, desert
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