Casa Grande Ruins, Coolidge, AZ
Mary Murphy
February 26, 2019
The desert never fails to conjure up images of Western movies. I expect to see Indians in full battle regalia on horseback on each ridge,
The desert never fails to conjure up images of Western movies. I expect to see Indians in full battle regalia on horseback on each ridge,
I like flowers. I like plants. I like shrubs. But spending a few hours in a botanical garden isn’t quite my sliver of bark. It’s
I have a vague memory of visiting Phoenix AZ many moons ago. That it’s a vague memory says a lot about my impression of the
Driving along the iconic Route 66 is an experience I’ll never tire of. The longest remaining stretch of the road that once stretched 2488 miles
Wandering around Williams AZ shortly after 8 am on a Friday morning, I spotted a rare sight. A man smoking. It was such a novelty
I’m not one for guns. I’ve no great interest in tanks. But I will admit to a certain fascination with war. Travelling east on the
It’s been five years since I was last in the Colorado Desert. [Confession: I had been referring to it as the California Desert (as it’s
Sad really. Neither of us could remember what we’d done for the last three years on Valentine’s Day. Nothing memorable obviously. Himself would rate himself
Way back when I moved to California, I remember feeling cheated. In my head, I was moving to Los Angeles, but my address said Torrance.
I come to Malta every year around February and thanks to the perseverance of some lovely friends whose mission it seems is to take me
