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Documents A Love of Earthworks, Performance Art, Photography, Sculpture, Writing and the Road Trip
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- and Radar, Chainsaw, Meatball, Cheeseball, Oatmeal, and Button Omelet.
- and a yellow pocket knife and a cinema to go see Bruno.
- and another three hours this evening to finish the blog before our 9 AM wake-up call.
- and more space on Nancy's computer, a plan for the "Dudd" pool, and tomorrow to last forever.
- and a room we can talk in that doesn't involve holding in laughter while Mark is sleeping in the bed six feet away.
- and the fastest eight hour drive we've ever done (to Marfa tomorrow).
- and NO RAIN in AMARILLO (or the ramp is off).
- and the hunt for food that is not Mexican continues.
- a restaurant that is not Mexican, no alarms, and an empty swimming pool.
- an easy way to download audio files on blogger
- and lightning at Walter DeMaria's Lightning Field in Quemado, NM
- and a slow day with nothing much happening so we don't have to update the blog.
- and a day in the desert sun that doesn't produce a headache.
- and luck for tomorrow's drive.
- and a helium tank (CHECK), a pilot (CHECK), and a night's sleep consisting of more than five hours (CHECK).
- AND A MOTEL IN FLAGSTAFF THAT HAS HIGH SPEED INTERNET, SWEET DREAMS BEFORE WE WAKE UP TO GET THERE, AND OUR LATEST VIDEO TO UPLOAD FASTER THAN EVER BEFORE!
- and margaritas and a good meal in Las Vegas.
- and Ed Ruscha at Bryce Canyon
- AND a fast internet connection and a working dryer in Panguitch, UT
- When we say "searching for the center", we do not mean Center, Texas
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- Dear Ed Ruscha,
- ART 21 on Conservation and Spiral Jetty
- Earthworks Diorama Take 2
- Food Shark - Marfa, Texas
- Earth Art in the News
- Art of the Great Eastern Sun: Chogyam Trungpa Style
- McDonald Observatory & Rebecca Solnit's "Excavatin...
- Thanks Frederick Barthelme!
- Earthworks Polaroids
- Packing, Cameras, Photographs...
- You know it was a successful trip when there were...
- This is not the end...
- POOLSIDE DONUTS: SUGAR AND SPLASH
- Photographs from the Dan Flavin Installation at Ch...
- Blue Bear Performance Stills at Chinati
- Final Burial at Chinati
- Videos at Chinati Foundation
- Chinati Foundation - Marfa, Texas
- The Best Part of the Thunderbird Hotel, Marfa, Texas
- PRADA MARFA - I MEAN PRADA OUTSIDE OF VALENTINE
- Take the Whole Family to Marfa, Texas - Checking o...
- At Last. Marfa, Texas!!!
- Fifth Season Inn & Suites - Amarillo, Texas
- another kind of then and now
- GOOD ADVICE FROM CHET AND WE'RE USING IT TOO!
- Cadillac Ranch, Amarillo, Texas
- You're Not the Only Pickpocket LBK!
- Performances at Amarillo Ramp
- Burial 006: Frog Cup at Amarillo Ramp
- 1.5 Hours at Amarillo Ramp, Amarillo, Texas
- LBK AND JFK oh my!
- LBK (AKA Long Board Kid) the Face of Amarillo Ramp
- STAY AWAKE!!! Car Game No.003
- ONE OF OUR FAVORITE THINGS, SHOWING UP IN A CITY W...
- the sounds of christmas are everywhere (New Mexico...
- The Other Las Vegas (New Mexico)
- I Love Lucy Meets Borat
- La la la la Fonda (what we were saving for)
- Hotel Origami with Thank You Note, La Fonda - Sant...
- SITE Santa Fe
- PINK PAINT FROM WAL-MART AND SUPPLIES FROM HOME DEPOT
- Acoma Pueblo/Sky City, New Mexico
- Performances at Dia Office in Quemado & Lightning ...
- Burial 005: New Zealand Cat Box at Lightning Field
- More on Lightning Field
- Lightning Field (Sound & Video)
- 21 Hours at Lightning Field, New Mexico
- Gallup, New Mexico Cemetery
- Drive from Flagstaff to Gallup
- Origami & Thank You Note at the Aspen Inn Room 121...
- Tourists at the Grand Canyon
- Performance at Sky Walk, Grand Canyon
- WEST RIM SKY WALK, GRAND CANYON
- Performance at Roden Crater
- Burial 004: Nativity Scene at Roden Crater
- CRACK THAT WHIP!!!
- Roden Crater, Arizona 86004
- HERE'S LOOKING AT YOU JIMBO!
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2 comments:
For the record these are FAKE doughnuts!
Nancy purchased them at Disney World. They had magnets on the back that fell off (we had to dive for them later). They were easy to squeeze out at the end though the drying time was slightly longer than expected.
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