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Point Lobos

Foraging for rock textures at Point Lobos

July 14, 2012by Gerri Sayler Artist

San Jose, San Francisco and Palo Alto left me giddy after my museum and gallery visits two weeks ago. Understandable, living as I do in north Idaho, so distant from […]

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Veedauwoo

Ancient mystical relics at Veedauwoo

June 3, 2012by Gerri Sayler Artist

A towering jumble of giant rocks rises out of flat high plains between Cheyenne and Laramie. Known as one of world’s climbing meccas, it reportedly has over 300 routes to […]

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Wyoming sedimentary strata

Partaking of Wyoming’s sedimentary strata

June 1, 2012by Gerri Sayler Artist

Yesterday, a surprising end to an interview with the University of Wyoming videographer Ali Grossman. While packing her gear, she pulled me aside: “There are some fabulous rock formations south […]

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