Archaeology / Paleontology

There’s gold in them thar hills—but it’s covered in snow. During the Colorado gold and silver rushes, the beautiful mountains of Mayflower Gulch were valued for their precious ore; today, the ski [...]

Over the years, I’ve noticed that I love taking photos of doorways, windows, and arches. Besides being interesting architecturally, they symbolize a journey from one place to another. They [...]

When I heard about the March 18, 2015, terror attacks on tourists at Tunisia’s National Bardo Museum, I was saddened and horrified that people died while appreciating the history and magnificent [...]

Note: As of 2019, Leumadair is closed because the owners retired. What could be better than spending three days at the mystical Callanish Stone Circle on Scotland’s picturesque Isle of Lewis? [...]