I didn't even remember this photo. A couple of days ago I posted the picture of a Ewe and Lamb on the road from our visit to my wife's aunt's place in southern France. Among the pictures taken on that aunt's farm was this rabbit in a cage. One day at that aunt's house one of the components of lunch was a plate of cooked pieces of meat. I tried to ask what kind of meat it was in my very weak French. She responded "lapin" and offered me the basket of bread. I was dimly remembering that "lapin" is the French word for rabbit, and was trying to decide how I felt about that, when she again said "lapin" and again offered the basket of bread. Then my wife helpfully explained she was saying "le pain" meaning "the bread", and was asking whether I wanted any. :-) In the end, I never did determine what type of meat was being served.

We have enjoyed all our trips to Utah. This was from around 10 years ago on a trip to SLC, Arches, Canyonlands and the surrounding areas. Our favorite hiking was in Arches, where we went on the Ranger-led Fiery Furnace hike, probably one of our top-ten all-time favorites. And this, on another section of a long trail. I can't remember how many arches we saw on this trail. And of course Delicate Arch to view the sunset.

Annie, next year it will be 50 years since I drove the Going-to-the-Sun Highway and it remains my favorite drive and Glacier my favorite park ever!! Such beautiful country there. This is my street in the fall.

A few of New Mexico’s hoodoos, which are unusual large, natural rock formations. They usually have special spiritual meanings to our Native Americans. Amazing!