Photos and comments from Arizona and around the world
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Desert Driftwood http://t.co/gdIG9JbIiT James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) March 20, 2013 Of course we don't have oceans and so we don't technically have driftwood,...
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Of course we don't have oceans and so we don't technically have driftwood, but the Arizona Desert can create some of the same types of forms out of the...
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This is a photo of the creeping devil cactus, the long one in front of the other cactus. This particular cactus was the very first one planted at the Desert...
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My recent post on the Genealogy Age Gap has engendered some interesting comments. I would like to quote one comment in particular from Anonymous: Wow,...
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In the night she haunts my dreams and her thin shade wakes me from a sound sleep. She is Mary, b. abt 1800 in Ohio. She and her sister shades are the minions...
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Some of my readers may remember my on-the-spot reporting of the Key Note presentations for RootsTech 2012. Well, this year the Keynotes are all being streamed,...
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From time to time we will answering questions posed on the Family History Expos website in the Ask-the-Pros section. Here is this post’s question: Question:...
Once upon a time, a long time ago, genealogists used printed forms for pedigree charts and family group records. Because of inherent limitations of those...
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I spent years pulling Globe Mallow out of my garden as a weed. But growing wild it is a lovely flowering bush. I love the color. At the time this photo...
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Juvenile Grackle http://t.co/rGBcB5MCPu James Tanner (@Genealogysstar) March 19, 2013 I refer to these birds as "Gang Birds" because they congregate in...
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