The Lope: The Want of Megaliths

Wednesday, March 21, 2007

The Want of Megaliths


In lieu of Stonehenge or other ancient megalithic monuments, one makes due. A bit over a week ago, we stopped to admire Cadillacs in the mist.



The crescent moon set last night on the last day of winter.



And while traversing Arizona - which uses a radiant star as a flag - we looked for settings in which to pay reverence to the almost eternal sky.



And found one, a few days ago.



Monuments are what you make them, be they ancient by the measure of a civilization, by the span of an era or by the yardstick of your own human life.


top: Cadillac Ranch, west of Amarillo just south of I-40, is nearly shrouded in a morning mist a week and a day ago.

next: The crescent moon is seen from The Desert Botanical Garden in Phoenix, AZ last night.

then: Ace Jackalope with a souvenir Arizona flag

last: A BNSF mainline train passes behind a Route 66 icon. The Wigwam Village in Holbrook, AZ rests under the stars in a 30-second time exposure taken a week ago.

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