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Starting with the print version of American Southwest, many chapters will show a phrase or two in blue (hyperlinks in the ebooks), alerting the reader that a corresponding photo/video/audio clip can be found here.
saving a tarantula
sharp curve towards Hoover Dam
raced to the bottom
![]() three-toed prints | ![]() shafts of sunlight | ![]() that one there |
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![]() lazy Sunday-afternoon pace | ![]() inlaid | ![]() painted distant mountaintops |
![]() nub of rock | ![]() Halloween | ![]() HALT! |
![]() tore at my shins | ![]() touristy Route 66 town | ![]() gargantuan structure |
![]() impossibly straight | ![]() hunched over my laptop | ![]() soggy pedaling |
![]() motocross racetrack | ![]() pulling oil | ![]() unhurried slither |
![]() hundreds of pumpjacks | ![]() shiny red tanks | ![]() Mike O'Callaghan Pat Tillman Memorial Bridge |
![]() near Navajo Tower | ![]() satanic fireman | ![]() fire-scarred trunks |
![]() wild mustangs | ![]() football field | ![]() Continental Divide |
![]() dead cornstalks | ![]() pumpjacks | ![]() Gila National Forest |
![]() sticking to my gloves | ![]() Chino Copper Mine | ![]() near-boundless expanse |
![]() hypodermic syringe | ![]() 6% descending grade | ![]() irrigated cotton fields |
![]() handrail | ![]() stayed put | ![]() a hundred thousand stone fragments |
![]() collapsing memories | ![]() History of Bleiblerville | ![]() Rattlesnake carcasses |
![]() beautiful Native huntress | ![]() I climbed | ![]() nearby exit ramp |
backroad
flashing slot machines
coiled like a spring
gnarly storm
barn owls hunting -
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howling coyotes -
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roaring Highway 290 -
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final miles
straight through the desert
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