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2020 calendar sales to help pay rent

Sinking Ship Hoodoos valley full moon from Fairyland Loop Trl BRCA NP UT

Cover – Sinking Ship Hoodoos valley full moon from Fairyland Loop Trail Bryce National Park Utah

Thanks to all who helped choose the photos for the 2020 calendar.

Sunset RR tracks Kirkland AZ

January –   Sunset on the rails Kirkland Arizona

Here’s the final selection and each image will have a story.

Sonoran desert mts low clouds ORPI NM AZ

February – Sonoran desert mountains Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Arizona

I will soon get it ready for print followed by shipping in October.

orange Poppy flowers Wickenburg AZ

March – Poppies Wickenburg Arizona

Been a slow road to healing and recovery from breaking both wrists in August.  Sadly, it’s not over yet.

red hills Tropic valley Blue Cliffs Aquarius Plateau sunrays rainbow storm clouds from Bryce Pt BRCA NP UT

April – An eastern view from Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

However, my summer Ranger season is over in about two weeks.

buds blooms saguaro Vulture Mine Rd Wickenburg AZ

May – Buds & blooms saguaro Vulture Mine Road Wickenburg Arizona

So, where do I go from here?  A question I’ve been pondering for almost a month.

rainbow canyon from Lodge NR GRCA NP AZ

June – Must be a pot of gold in the bottom of Grand Canyon Arizona

My next doctor appointment October 9th should refer me to PT, an office conveniently across the hall.  That could mean 2-3 days a week for at least a month.

trees rainbow sunset clouds Bryce Pt BRCA NP UT

July – A rainbow during monsoon sunset Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

And that means staying in the truck-camper in an RV park.  The 5th-wheel will be stored not far from Bryce for the winter.

Angels Window NR GRCA NP AZ

August – Sunrise on Angel’s Window North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona

The Cedar City KOA is only two blocks from PT, nicely within walking distance.

Looking up at Fall aspen along FR610 E Kaibab NF AZ

September – Autumn Aspen Kaibab National Forest Arizona

Not so nice is the rent at $675/month + metered .12/kilowatt for electric.  OUCH!

snow fall aspen Snowbowl Flagstaff AZ

October – Winter chasing out Fall at Snowbowl Flagstaff Arizona

Yet I don’t see any better choice.

fall trees boulders Fain Lake Park Prescott Valley AZ

November – A pleasant stroll at Fain Lake Park Prescott Valley Arizona

So, the 2020 calendar sales profit will help pay the rent next month.

red Paintbrush flower snow Snowbowl Flagstaff AZ

December – Hanging on in winter conditions Flagstaff Arizona

Please let me know, if you haven’t already, how many 2020 calendars you’d like to pre-order at $24 each including shipping in the USA.

 

I am sorry for not keeping up reading blogs.  Just trying to get my life in order, napping, and healing is taking up most of my days.  Other than what I see on Facebook, I’m way behind, but I will be back.

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2020 Calendar decisions

 

It’s time to make decisions for the 2020 calendar and once again I am asking for your help.

It’s going to be a big post with 29 images.  Really only need 13 including the cover, unless I add December 2019 and/or January 2021.  Please pick the top ones you like best by assigned number.

2020 calendars will sell for $24 each including shipping in the USA.  I am willing to ship overseas but will cost more for shipping.  Payment will be made through PayPal.  If you are interested in ordering, let me know in a comment and I will send more details.

Hoping these sales will cover the outrageous RV rent for a month, probably in Cedar City, to take care of PT.

01 The power of water carved Buckskin Gulch leaving evidence of the depth of flow

02  Sunlight struggles to reach the depths in Buckskin Gulch slot canyon, Utah

03 Penguins appear both classic and comical, Boulder Beach Table Mountain National Park Simon’s Town South Africa

04 Autumn’s turn of leaves should bring out the child in us all, Kaibab National Forest Arizona

05 A mother elephant’s love is like no other, Kruger National Park South Africa

06  Young lions looking a little lean, Kruger National Park South Africa

07  A mated pair of elephants take a stroll, Addo Elephant National Park South Africa

08  Wonder what they’re talking about, Three Gossips Arches National Park Utah

09  Follow the glowing tracks into the sunset, Kirkland Arizona

10  Layers of color and late light, Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument Arizona

11 A pot of gold may sit in the bottom of the canyon, North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona

12 Aspen’s Autumn leaves rattle in the breeze, Kaibab National Forest Arizona

13 Be different and stand alone, Autumn Aspen Kaibab National Forest Arizona

14  Morning light wakes Angel’s Window, North Rim Grand Canyon National Park Arizona

15  In a desert ghost town waiting at the train depot, Rhyolite Nevada

16  Saguaro flower standing out from the crowd, Bagdad Arizona

17  Saguaro buds and blooms, Wickenburg Arizona

18  Boulders towering into the clouds, Watson Lake Prescott Arizona

19  Queen butterflies swarmed the Desert Bloom bush, Yarnell Arizona

20  An Autumn arch of Willow inviting down the trail, Fain Lake Park Prescott Valley Arizona

21  A dusting of snow leads Fall to Winter, Flagstaff Arizona

22  First snow chasing away Summer, Flagstaff Arizona

23  A hillside of Poppies greeting Spring, Wickenburg Arizona

24  Sunrise highlights the hoodoos, Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

25  Full moon shines upon the Sinking Ship and hoodoos, Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

26  A rock warrior stands tall with full moon at sunset, Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

27  A sunset storm brings a gift of light, Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

28  A tree may watch 1000 sunsets, Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

29  Reverse sunset brings light and color preceding a storm, Bryce Canyon National Park Utah

Now your turn to pick your favorites.

Remember, calendars make great Christmas presents so feel free to order more than one 2020 calendar.

Thank you.

Update on two broken wrists:  I made a huge leap last Thursday opening and closing the 5th-wheel door from the outside.  Also opened, closed, and opened the truck door.  Plus turned the key in the ignition, but nothing happened.  Stone cold dead batteries.  Replacing those today and then may go for a short drive just to prove I can.

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