Reiteration: Again and Again

If you happen to glance back at my older posts, especially skepticism related content, it’s likely you’ll notice I repeat myself a fair bit. That’s because I’m constantly recreating and revising introductory approaches to understanding skepticism and on occasion I post some of that material. It’s all for the sake of developing finished pieces of

A Scenic Mountainside Twilight

Here’s an imperfect panorama we took of one of the switchbacks atop Mount Spokane a few years back. There’s a disconnect across the mountain tops because these two shots were actually taken around a bend. It’s a beautiful area for summertime hiking, especially around the Kit Carson Loop just below the peak. The photos were

Monster the Magnificent!

Oh look! It’s my fluffy tabby friend. 🐱 As is indicated by the title, his name is Monster. He’s just over fifteen years old now but he’s still as playful and cuddly as ever. ❤ I’m sure I’ll find reasons to post more sets of Monster related content. He’s reasonably photogenic and one of my

Rose Hill Garden, Manito Park

A few shots of beautifully tended roses at the best park on the South Hill. The diverse variety in this garden every year has long been impressive.

We’ve Returned! Y Mas Flores

Dental surgery, illness and work deadlines have come between us and making regular posts. We’ll see if we can get back on track over the next week or so. 🙂

Green Bluff and Mount Spokane

It’s been a few days! Life continues to be unpredictable. Here are a few lovely photos of eastern Washington farmlands and mountains as an apology.

Seattle Snails!

My partner and I love snails and slugs. The way they move, their textures and colors… just wildly under-appreciated creatures. Some of the shells we found around Seattle have been stellar too.

We, The Creators

A Name And A Place started some years ago as a community blog space and is on its way to being that again. For now though the posts have been work from two of the founding contributors to the original site and I am one of them. 🙃

Near the Arizona Nevada Border

In June we took a trip along I-15 and we ran into a massive desert storm around Littlefield, Arizona.

Plant Life Shots from Around Capitol Hill

Through the few years we lived in Seattle we found quite a few well tended community gardens who were generous about allowing us to take photos. The featured image is something of an exception to this set given that it’s clearly postmortem, but I’m fond of the lighting and shapes for obvious reasons. ❤️