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Images from normal, everyday life. Around the house, outside the house, on dog walks or with friends. We have fun!
I spent another month teaching at Colorado College, and loved it. Here's a few pictures from wandering around the area at the height of fall.
One of the most interesting parts of gardening has been my new and evolving relationship with the wildlife of Colorado's skies and soils.
A few shots from the snow and ice storm that brought travel in the midwest to its knees just before Christmas, and left the Calder family without power over the holiday.
Some pictures of foggy mornings and stormy skies as summer comes to its peak here in Northern Colorado.
Got hit by a huge storm, rain, hail, lightening, and flash floods on my bike ride home. Here's a map of my trip.
On our drive home from St. Louis, we found ourselves dodging huge storms on I-70, and stopping to watch a tornado-forming supercell move over the high planes.
Pictures from my front yard garden. I took a set of shots on June 13 and another on June 26 - check out the amazing growth!
An innocuous spring morning turned into a wild weather day. Somewhere between 5 and 15 tornados touched down around our town. Here are pictures and atmospheric analysis.
One of the most important pieces of gear to take on our climbs this summer is a tiny camera. I got my hands on two new models, and spent a week trying to decide which to buy: a Cannon digital Elph or a Casio Exilim.
Mom and Dad bought us an Aerogrow this winter, and I just got around to setting it up today. We're growing salad greens in our laundry room. Pretty cool!
As part of the class I'm teaching on Climate Change, we took a field trip to the federal center in Denver where miles and miles of ice cores are stored, processed and researched.
While co-teaching a class at Colorado College in Colorado Springs, the school has let me use a furnished apartment reserved for visiting faculty!
When my family visited us in the fall, we asked TJ to help us make a king-sized platform bed. What we came up with surprised us all.
We took Mark's parents for a drive down the Poudre Canyon on a rainy fall afternoon during their trip to Fort Collins.
Our CSA invited everybody out to gather as much as we could from their fields before the fall frost settles in our town.
This fall, we bought half of a cow to keep in the freezer for the winter (and eat). On the day Dylan brought it back from the processor, we thanked #9633 for her sacrifice, and divided up the huge pile of beef.
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