While in Washington, DC in 2015, I visited the National Archives with my second mom, Glenna. We were there to view the founding documents of the United States. In preplanning the visit I purchased tickets online. After going through a security screening that is similar to a TSA screening before you board an airplane, we…
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Her gravesite photo was hidden behind a sea of bluebonnets. Oh, to have met her long ago. She was born on Christmas Day and died before a new year began. She was only 22. She loved horses. She married a rancher and had one child. She did not ride sidesaddle. Oh, the sights she must…
Read MoreThe other day during field research this little guy decided to join me along the way.
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“You’re the first person I’ve seen taking a photograph of the train station seats,” said curator Scarlett Daugherty at the Quanah, Acme & Pacific Railway Museum (QAPR) in Quanah, Texas. I found that an unusual statement and came back at her, “Really?” I thought it would be natural to take photos of the seats because…
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Forgotten Winds 