Yuma, AZ As the Colorado River exits the mountains to the north about 20 miles from Yuma historically it wandered across a wide swath of land before finally exiting southwest into Mexico and the Gulf of California. Each spring massive floods inundated the plain, depositing rich silt that has been home to people for thousands of […]
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Journeys From The Past
The Lunch Box Journals
Journals
- About
- Looking Back Before 2014
- Vol. 01 – The California Mission Trail
- Vol. 02 – Moving to Montana
- Vol. 03 – The Home of Buffalo Bill
- Vol. 04 – Trekking to El Paso
- Vol. 05 – California Gold Country
- Vol. 06 – The Ramparts of God
- Vol. 07 – Heading to the Big Easy
- Vol. 08 – Sun, Sin and Saguaro
- Vol. 09 – Plains to Pines
- Vol. 10 – The Columbia Basin
- Vol. 11 – Autumn in New England
- Vol. 12 – Hook ’em Horns!
- Vol. 13 – The Heartland
- Vol. 14 – The ‘Other’ SoCal
- Vol. 15 – The ‘Northwest’ Pacific Northwest
- Vol. 16 – Big Sky Country
- Vol. 17 – The Lower South
- Vol. 18 – The Land of the Anasazi
- Vol. 19 – California Wine Country
- Vol. 20 – The Rust Belt
- Vol. 21-The Central Rocky Mountains