A stereotypical but surprisingly uncommon vista, as it turns out.
I survived the "dry heat" of Arizona, and am now attempting to survive the return to Miami and the day job. I enjoyed my visit quite a bit, and wish it had been longer. Long weekends with three-hour time changes, it seems, are not very efficient.
Welcome! The main page will contain the most recent updates, the (and I shudder every time I use this word) blog. The sections below will take you to other content of potential interest. In particular, may I direct you to the "About" section at the bottom? There you'll find ways to contact me, and that's certain to make my day.
Over the last eight years I have discovered an interest in digital photography. I am purely an amateur, but if you keep your expectations to a minimum you may find something you'll enjoy among my Flickr pages.
The past can be a scary place. Organizing your past can also be scary, particularly for a site as old as Hidden City.
Recommended sites in the Republic of Florida, the Civilized World, and a few other places, as well.
About
You'll find the Hidden City between this world and the next, cross-hatched with alleyways opening on amazing vistas, and and eight-lane dead-ends. It is also a collection of thoughts, essays, dreams, and fictions about the life of your humble host, Marc Kevin Hall, who is solely responsible for all original content. Go here for a quick overview.
3 Comments:
That picture doesn't even look REAL. It's so stunning!
Now bust out the nekkie pics of LauraK. :)
Oddly enough, that's a median strip in a residential neighborhood.
And if you want nekkie pics of Laura, you'll need to ask her for them yourself. I don't have any, more's the pity.
I musta just missed ya when I was there for the Big A. I stayed for two weeks. So I got to go up to Sedona and see the pretty rocks. You can too! http://public.fotki.com/mrlizardy/
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