It actually takes longer to scan and tweak, format, etc. than it does to write a complete column.
But I didn’t feel like writing today. So …
Colorado winter
doherty slide, oregon outback
downtown tonopah, nevada
mojave desert
nevada desert highway
nevada mines
nevada mist
out of the oregon outback
outskirts of tonopah
nevada moon
snowplow in Austin, Nevada
petrified forest arizona
picturesque surprise valley
Mudras
Musaic*
* Now, I know what you’re thinking: Aren’t there NINE muses?
Yes. You’re absolutely right. But in this case, three muses had prior commitments, two were indisposed, and one just didn’t want to be in the picture.
Calliope, I think.
Courage.
The three muses you picked were just fine and I need to know the highway on which they appeared as I may be traveling that direction soon and would like to make their acquaintance too!
It was on Interstate 777 on the border between the State of Franklin and the State of Jefferson.
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