Tony Del Rosso emailed me Monday and said did I know there was an extra piece of masking on the final wall mural of my Choo Choo scratchboard, and I said, yes, I did know, but never mentioned it because it was still an honor to have one of my pieces featured so prominently on a wall at the brand new Scottsdale Museum of the West. Four days later, it was fixed. Amazing. Now when you see it, that black, semi-triangle just below the headlamp, and directly above Tony's right shoulder, is gone.
Tony Del Rosso standing in front of the blow-up of my "Choo Choo"
scratchboard BEFORE the fix.
scratchboard BEFORE the fix.
Stayed in last night and had homemade tacos, or, as they are called at our adobe:
Tacos de Bell
Filing some of my photos from my road trip earlier this month to New Mexico and Colorado. This is a cabin, at the entrance to Georgia O'Keeffe's Ghost Ranch, in northwest New Mexico:
O'Keeffe Cabin with Pedernal Peak in the distance,
which is where Ms. O'Keeffe requested to have her ashes scattered.
The peak is featured in many O'Keeffe painting like this one:
Georgia O'Keeffe painting with Pedernal Peak in background.
"I loved it immediately. From then on I was always on my way back."
—Georgia O'Keeffe, describing her love for the desert Suthwest
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