Abacos, Bahamas Sail: 40th Sewanee Reunion Trip
• September 24, 2017 • Leave a CommentPosted in Sewanee: The University of the South, the Perspective of a Desert Rat
Tags: Abaco fishing, Abaco Inn, Abacos, Bahamas, Bavaria 46, Bluff House, Bluff House Beach Resort & Marina, Buddy Dortch, Chris Daves, Christian Daves, Crown Haven, Dave Etzold, David Etzold, desert rat, DJI Mavic Pro, Dudley West, El Paso, Elbow Cay, Fox Town, Fred Owen, Goliath Grouper, Great Guana Cay, Green Turtle Cay, Grouper, grouper fishing, Harbor View Marina, Haulover, Hope Town, Hope Town Inn, John Upperco, Kalik, lobster hunt, Luna Sea, Manjack Cay, Mark Harbison, Marsh Harbour, Mike Graham, New Plymouth, Nippers, Nunjack Cay, Orchid Bay, Raymond Leathers, Rio Grande Race, sailing the Abacos, Sands, Sea of Abaco, Sewanee, Sewanee Reunion Cruise, Spanish Cay, Spinnaker Sailing, spiny lobster, stingray, Stingray Beach, University of the South
A Border Gringo in King Kenny’s Court: How Liverpool FC saved my passion for sport
• February 28, 2015 • 3 CommentsPosted in Liverpool FC
Tags: 1220 Cincinnati, 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis, AC Milan, Arsenal FC, AS Roma, Atletico Madrid, Bank of America Stadium, Barcelona, Barclays Premier League, Bayern Munich FC, Best Real Estate, bomb shelter, Border Gringo, Borussia Dortmund, CAF, Charlotte, Chelsea FC, Chicago Architecture Foundation, Christopher Multhauf, Corner Tavern, Dallas Cowboys, Dallas Cowboys Football, Dave Etzold, David Cruice, David Etzold, David F Etzold, Devin Etzold, Echoes, El Paso, El Paso Texas, Everton, FC Barcelona, FC Real Madrid, Fearless, football, football fan, Forbes Richest Football Teams, Gareth Bale, Guinness International Champions Cup, Ian Rush, Inca Trail Map, inca trail to machu picchu, Jack Mooney, Joseph Perry, Juventus FC, Kenny Dalglish, Kern Place, King Kenny, LFC, Liam Etzold, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Liverpool FC Soccer, Liverpool Football Club, Lynn Osmond Multhauf, Madeline Park, Manchester City FC, Manchester United, Meddle, Melinda Etzold, NC, Olympiacos, Paris Saint-Germain, Peru soccer, Pink Floyd, Real Madrid, Robbie Fowler, soccer, soccer fan, Soldier Field, Steven Gerrard, Sun Life Stadium, Texas, Tottenham Hotspur FC, Wayllabamba, William Etzold, You'll Never Walk Alone
Aden Crater, the Dying Place
• May 26, 2014 • 3 CommentsPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: Aden Crater, An Amazing Ground Sloth, David Etzold, desert lava formations, El Paso, Fumarole, ground sloth, INHL, International Natural History League, James Davison, Joseph Perry, Liam Etzold, New Mexico, New Mexico desert, Organ Mountain Desert Peaks National Monument, Peabody Museum, preserved ground sloth, Texas, volcanic fumarole, William Etzold, Yale University
Kilbourne Hole
• February 10, 2013 • 6 CommentsPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: 'a'a, Aden Crater, Afton, Basalt, Chihuahua Desert, creosote, David Etzold, David Etzold Blog, desert lava flows, East Potrillo Mountains, El Paso, El Paso geology, El Paso outings, El Paso tours, Gadsden Purchase, Hunt's Hole, INHL, International Natural History League, Kilbourne Hole, Kilbourne's Hole, maar, mesquite, Mount Riley, Mt. Riley, National Monument Proclamation by President Obama, New Mexico geology, Olivine, Organ Mountain Desert Peaks National Monument, Peridot, pyroclastic surge layers, pāhoehoe, Rio Grande, Rio Grande Rift, Robledo, volcano, xenolith
B-36 Crash – Franklin Mountains 1953
• July 8, 2012 • 55 CommentsPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: aircraft crash sites, B-36 Artifacts, B-36 Crash, B-36D, Cold War, El Paso, El Paso Aircraft Crash Site, El Paso Aircraft Crashes, El Paso B-36 Crash, El Paso County Historical Society, El Paso del Norte, El Paso History, Franklin Mountain Aircraft Crash Site, Franklin Mountains, Mk-17m Thermo Nuclear Bomb, titanium jet turbine blades
The Birds and the Bees
• June 12, 2011 • 1 CommentPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: Baby Quail, Birds and Bees, bull snake, Carpenter Bee, Chihuahua Desert, Common Poorwill, Datura Innoxia, desert flowers, Desert Tortoise, desert turtle, Desert Willow, desert woodpecker, dragonfly, dragonfly nymph, Eagle, Eagles, El Paso, El Paso birds, El Paso del Norte, El Paso del Rio del Norte, El Paso insects, El Paso Texas, El Paso wasps, English Ivy, Hawks, hummingbird chicks, hummingbird nest, Jimson Weed, ladder-backed woodpecker, monarch, Monarch butterfly, Moonflower, paper wasp, Prickly Pear blossom, Pyracantha, raptors, Rio Grande flora, Road Runner, Roadrunner, Robin, robin eating berries, Sharp Shinned Hawk, skunk, southwest woodpeckerr, Stellar Jay, Steller's Jay, Tarantula Wasp, Varied Thrush, Varied Thrush poop, Virginia Creeper, wasps, White Winged Dove, Wisteria, yellow jacket
The Pass of the North-Founding
• July 6, 2010 • Leave a CommentPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: acequia, Barefoot Friars of San Diego, Camino Real, David Etzold's Blog, Don Juan de Onate, El Paso, El Paso del Norte, El Paso del Rio del Norte, El Paso History, El Paso Texas, First Thanksgiving, Franciscan Order, Fray Antonio de Arteaga, Fray Garcia de San Francisco, Manzo Indians, Mission Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe, New Mexico, New Spain, Paso Brandy, Pass of the North, Piro Indians, Presido of San Elizario, Rio Bravo, Rio Grande, San Elizario Mission, Santa Fe, Socorro Del Sur, Socorro Mission, Spaniard, Spanish Conquistador, Suma Indians, Tigua Indians, Ysleta del Sur, Ysleta Mission
Chihuahua Desert Spring!
• April 5, 2010 • Leave a CommentPosted in El Paso del Norte
Tags: castner range, Chihuahua Desert, chihuahuan desert, David Etzold Blog, desert flowers, desert hikes, El Paso, Franklin Mountain State Park, Juarez, mexican poppies, mount franklin, prickly pear, southern new mexico, southwest mountains, Texas, transmountain road, wilderness park museum, yucca blooms
Canyon de Chelly, Heartland of the Apache!
• March 14, 2010 • 2 CommentsPosted in Chaco Canyon and Canyon de Chelly
Tags: Canyon de Chelly, Canyon De Chelly National Monument, Chaco Canyon, Chinle Arizona, Chris Multhauf, David Etzold, David Etzold Blog, El Paso, Etzold Blog, horseback trek, INHL, International Natural History League, Jim Davison, Navajo Apache Reservation, Spider Rock, Thunderbird Lodge, tseyi, UNESCO World Heritage Site
Chaco, the Regional Hub
• March 13, 2010 • Leave a CommentPosted in Chaco Canyon and Canyon de Chelly
Tags: Anasazi, Ancient Ones, ancient vigas, Arizona blog, Camping at Chaco Canyon, Canyon de Chelly, Canyon de Chelly Horseback Riding, Chaco Canyon, Chinle Arizona, Chris Multhauf, Coronado High School, David Etzold, David Etzold Blog, El Paso, Etzold Blog, Fort Defiance, Indian Ruins, INHL, International Natural History League, Jim Davison, Map of Chaco Canyon, New Mexico, New Mexico Blog, New Mexico Road Trip, UNESCO World Heritage Site, vigas, Window Rock, Yah-Ta-Hey
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