Red Stuff

	We Have Seen (Click on the small pictures to see a larger version.)

Courtyard The courtyard of the Visual Arts Center of the College of Santa Fe looks surreal in the snow.		Cactus Ornament I admired this street decoration Santa Fe style for several days before making a special trip to take its picture.


Dish Brush Still wearing its elegant cravat before departing with Emily for the wilds of Chicago.		Eggs Which really didn’t need weighing, but looked so nice on the red scale.


Ink Bottles Snug on the kitchen windowsill, these ink bottles watch the snow swirl on the patio in Santa Fe.		Zorb My new favorite red thing is my Honda Insight, resting here by the shores of Clear Lake after recording 74.6 MPG for a complete circumnavigation.


El Comedor You will need the snow to cool off after eating some of the “Northern New Mexico” food at El Comedor in Santa Fe.		Rhino Transport Zorb isn’t supposed to carry more than 365 total pounds, but has no trouble transporting this fully inflated rhino (created by Niki de Saint Phalle).


Red Wall This wonderful red wall is right next to that famous church at Ranchos de Taos, which is not at all red.		Sedona The red cliffs in Sedona are incredible even when the temperature soars over 90º F.


Red Emperor Tulips Are especially beautiful in the rain.		Wheelbarrow And they look great in the pale winter California sun posing next to this wheelbarrow with coral bells dancing in attendance.


Red Berries These red berries glow in the California winter rain.		Red Berries These red berries are highlighted against the New Mexico winter snow.


Galaxy Stools Our favorite place to eat in Flagstaff, Arizona, is on these red stools at the Galaxy diner.		Shoe Tree We found this red pump (and many other shoes) hanging in a tree in the middle of the desert somewhere between Earp and Quartzite. Or maybe it was a mirage…


Ghost Light Burning on the empty stage at Lucie Stern Theater after a rehearsal for Madama Butterfly.		Sunset During West Bay Opera’s 1999 production of Madama Butterfly.


Robot Man Heading out across the lunar surface (actually an internal adobe wall).		Ego Is ready to strike the set at West Bay Opera.


Red Ladder These red ladders were all around The Lake in Central Park. We are guessing they are to rescue idiots who venture out on the spring ice.		Chicken in Lights This wonderful chicken sign is from the Williams Bar-B-Q at 2350 Broadway in New York City.


Red Pole There are many mysterious red poles at the Santa Fe Ski Area Base Camp. We don’t know what this little building is for either.		Lila Acheson Wallace Wing Soaking up the sun on a chilly April day in the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Note: These pictures were taken with an amazing (at the time) digital camera.
Now I just use my trusty iPhone and post on Facebook.
I still love Red Stuff!

We Have Seen