Butternut’s big snow day
24.02.2026 05:44
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Butternut’s big snow day
For the “hiking isn’t political” folks:
“I’m not political” [is] in fact a very political statement.”
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Thank you to everyone for making calls. The Senate voted 55–45 to block the spending package.
They wanted and are celebrating what’s happening :(
not just in art, either, there are guys who would go around obsessively fixing every clogged pipe in a 10-mile radius if they had the free time and social infrastructure to do so
I have always said it, I will continue to say it, we are limiting the productive potential of millions of freaks by demanding they earn a wage to survive instead of enabling them to do whatever thing their brain is broken for
Absolutely beautiful 🩵
Beautiful!
This is so lovely
Making art to maintain my sanity despite the hellscape.
A cyanotype made from a collage of negatives, a little desert love song.
#cyanotype #utahartist #art #photography
a poem.
#poetry #typewriter
Another day, another desert sun print 🏜️🌵🩵
Thank you!!
born to shitpost, forced to whine about fascist politicians and their quisling 'opposition'
Entire planet could be frolicking in the woods and meadows but instead we have to fight fascism because far too many of you love billionaires and bigotry more than you love yourselves.
Finally finished editing/implementing feedback on a poetry manuscript I’ve been working on and started submitting it. Please clap 😭🙏🏻
#poetry #whyissubmittingthehardestpart
Two things can be true! He wasn’t a good person. This was still done illegally, and sets a terrible precedent in so many ways.
So it's appropriate to arrest a world leader if you consider them criminal? You can just go get them? Just asking questions here.
Gave these pants a little desert love glow up ✨🩵
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#utahartist #cyanotype #desert
Thank you!!
Aren’t they!
A few things I made recently 🩵
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#cyanotype #utah #art
a tiny #poem
And yet, as 2025 limps toward its end, there are reasons to be hopeful. That's because of millions of people throughout the country who have refused to surrender to this administration's bullying. When Trump began his second term, conventional wisdom held that the resistance was moribund. If that was ever true, it's certainly not anymore. This year has seen some of thedargest street protests in American history. Amanda Litman, a founder of Run for Something, a group that trains young progressives to seek local office, told me that since the 2024 election, it has seen more sign-ups than in all of Trump's first four years. Just this month, the Republican-dominated legislature in Indiana, urged on by voters, rebelled against MAGA efforts to intimidate them and refused to redraw their congressional maps to eliminate Democratic-leaning districts.
Why I am so hopeful, in a sentence. www.nytimes.com/2025/12/26/o...
Utah Memories
Morning Glow
Mesa Arch
Island in the Sky
Canyonlands National Park
Utah
#utah #canyonlands #mesaarch #landscape #photography
Betty Reid Soskin, the National Park Service’s oldest ranger, has died. She was 104.
The post-hike nap hit hard btw
He’s brewing up some quests, I’m sure!
Thank you! He is!
A happy hiker #Caturday from Butternut