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Michael J. Miller, Ph.D.

Living and exploring in the Sonoran Desert. The author is the legal and entitled owner of all content on this blog and nobody else can legally take, use, claim ownership, republish, reprint, create or generate the content without the author's written and legal consent.

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At the Margins

Sanctuary in the dry tropics, inside & out

There were very few other visitors in the casitas at the lodge; I’m not sure we ever saw any. We … Continue reading Sanctuary in the dry tropics, inside & out

Far From the Crowd

Speak of the Devil: The overland route in a more tranquil era

Photos by Lori Stofft, Jodi Latimer, Karma Miller The first Europeans to arrive at the eventual site of Yuma actually … Continue reading Speak of the Devil: The overland route in a more tranquil era

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