A three car pileup near Bluff. Be safe out there! PM The first sign of spring. PM
Paw Prints, February and March
February This month BARC administered 11 vaccines, adopted out 2 dogs and paid for two spays. We drove 518 miles to deliver 1268 pounds of dry dog food and 2 cases of canned dog food. We have all heard the proverb “ It takes a village…” We have money thanks to many generous donations. We … Continue reading Paw Prints, February and March
Paw Prints, December and January
December 2022 One Transport It all began with a phone call from Amber (intake coordinator for Underdog). She told me that Lorinda, who works in Monument Valley, would be bringing me a mom dog with 4 puppies tomorrow and asked if I could transport them to Moab. Later that same day I got a call … Continue reading Paw Prints, December and January
Photos by Paul Martini
Enjoy a few of Paul's pieces from the past months:
Winter Photos
Enjoy these photos from the past two months, all taken by Paul Martini. Name that movie...
The “Energy Gap” Nobody Wants to Tussle With
By Dave Marston Clouds over a windmill farm outside Oakley, Kansas. Photo by Dave Marston. Many Western states have declared they will achieve all-renewable electrical goals in just two decades. Call me naïve, but haven’t energy experts predicted that wind, sun and other alternative energy sources aren’t up to the job? Alice Jackson, former CEO … Continue reading The “Energy Gap” Nobody Wants to Tussle With
Photo by Paul Martini
"How much is that horsey in the window? (the 'dark horse' nebula)." -PM
Paw Prints October 2022
A great rescue story from the Bluff Animal Rescue Committee.
Desert Notes: Eastwood’s Monkeyflower
Robin Patten Photos by Robin Patten. The alcove was shallow, though its back wall was shaded, seeping with enough moisture to support a modest hanging garden. With autumn taking hold, most of the plants had decayed into crumpled leaves and drooping stems, yet within the brown was a bit of green and a flame of … Continue reading Desert Notes: Eastwood’s Monkeyflower
Photo by Paul Martini
This has been an ongoing project for years, getting a lightning strike with a flare stack blazing in Montezuma Creek. This is the third one, I think the best yet. - Paul Martini
Canyon Echo 