Flamingo Grave

Mono Lake Cemetery north of Lee Vining.

Road to Nowhere

Looking south from Panum Crater near Mono Lake.

Couple of Frenchies

American Microbus

At the vista point above the Lee Vining Mobil Station.

Something That Could Never Ever Possibly Destroy Us

Dreams in Another Language

Travels With Brewer: Fort Tejon

After Uncle Sam had located here and had built buildings costing at least $60,000 to $80,000, spending here in all over half a million, of course it turned out that it is on a Spanish grant, and is private property. Under the virtuous reign of Buchanan the proof was got, and the grant was confirmed to a political friend—now a rank Secessionist—a Mr. Bishop, who got the buildings all built to his hand. As there was no further use for the fort, it was vacated two or three years ago.
--William H. Brewer, April 1863

The Line Up

A scene from the 10th annual World Naked Bike Ride, held Saturday, June 8th.

He bought me with a price, freed me from the pit, full of emptiness and wrath and the fire that burns in it

Duck Narcissus

Perfect Spot for a Photo Op

House of Color

I Pray the Lord My Soul to Keep

In the Space Between the Heavens and the Corner of Some Foreign Field I Had a Dream

See Your West: Lake Tahoe

Beautiful as Lake Tahoe is from the south, it is yet more so from the north—from having a finer background of high, rugged, black mountains, some of them eleven thousand feet high, or near it, their dark sides spotted and streaked with snow.
--William H. Brewer, 1863

Two to One

Arc de la Défaite

Remnant of Doyle Drive, currently undergoing demolition, at the Presidio.