Richard Glenn

What Astronomers live for, a CLEAR night sky.

Love this Steve. I had a 17’ Jeep Wrangler until my legs gave out, couldn’t climb in and out of it easily anymore. Thousands of miles in the desert, I really miss it. It is a “Jeep Thing” for sure.

“R” for Roses My first roses this past April.

“R” for Railway The Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railroad makes it’s way west under an overpass in the Petrified Forest National Park in northeastern Arizona.

Thanks for the win ?, dolivaw. With the continued conversations and suggestions about revamping the forum, I’ll hold off 24 hours before posting another challenge to see if any changes are to be made ...

I don’t really have any suggestions other than simplicity is probably best, but I’ll go along with whatever is decided.

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My oldest grandson, toasty and warm, way too many years ago on an outing to the mountains.

An interesting and tough challenge I must say. As Len and Dunlin said, I too live in a balmy climate, Southern California, though we have the luxury of living near some 12,000’ mountains if we ...

I chuckle at Len’s joke, I think America’s grasp of the English language is hysterical, mine included. I’ve been out of school for some 50 years and most parts of my life show it, lol. dolivaw, in ...

Thanks to Len for the picks and congratulations to dolivaw for the win, looking forward to the next challenge.

LOVE THIS, been there done that, use to run heavy equipment 😊

Thanks, Len  🙂

1942 built Lighter than Air “Derigible” Hangar, Tustin,  California Kiki Sierra Nevada Range, California

Thank you Irv for the 2nd Place, and congratulations to Len on his wonderful vertical “reflections”.

Very nice catch, that is a keeper for sure.

I was there in 1983 when the lake was at full pool, the water was just about up to the the cat walk. They were releasing water as fast as they could. I hear it’s down nearly 180’ now 😢