Matt's New Mexico (Formerly Airstream) Adventure

[A Former User]

At home cuts?!? Wow. Well done everyone.

@Matt you got it made man

@Giles:

#1 all over for me…..

For me too! Easy breezy

[Matt]

I’m not there yet.  I still have about $200 worth of pomade to get through before I can justify that.

I think she’s really coming into her own as a stylist though.

[scooter]

Wahl Senior, no guide. Been doing it myself, since 1993…

[sabergirl]

I’ve been cutting my own hair for years, also. I tend to vary the length on the wall, but I can’t imagine spending money on it anymore.

Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[Snowy]

#1 all over here, aka the Giles Special  8). I've had the same pair of clippers since 2003  ???

[Matt]

Going for a run…

[Matt]

[Matt]

[Matt]

Raven with a pancake…

[Dishelveled]

Awesome shot of the raven, Matt! We are swimming with crows in Seattle/Puget Sound, but the Raven is the bad ass bigger biker version–hooked beak and Uber guttural call--who I only see when I get out of town and into the Cascades etc

Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

[Matt]

@Dishelveled we don’t have them at home in Baltimore, ironically.  We just started seeing them at Big Bend and I love them.  Especially when they are eating stolen pancakes.

[Chris]

@Matt:

we don’t have them at home in Baltimore, ironically.

That is pretty amusing 

[Matt]

The Saguaro cactus can get to be about 150 yrs old and 70’ tall  ???  The park has a more deserty west side with extremely dense cactus growth and a more mountainous east side that’s a totally different environment with less Saguaro and pine trees.  This is the Sonoran desert, we’ve been in the Chihuahuan desert until now.  We didn’t make it to the east side but we’ll be back through this a was a in Feb.  I believe that Saguaro will be blooming by then.

[Matt]

Petroglyphs from about 8000 years ago.  These are etched into the rock ad opposed the tjevpsined pictographs we saw at Hueco Tanks.

[Snowy]

That's some amazing cactus!

[Matt]

We’re staying at Kartchner Caverns St Pk and did the cavern tour last week.  Unfortunately they did not allow cameras but I lifted these off the internet for you…

[Matt]

Just got to Lake Pleasant Regional Park near Phoenix and apparently wild donkeys are a thing.  A thing they have lots of in this campground.  I read up on it and found some articles that quote “wild ass experts.”  Subsequently I’ve found out what I want to be when I grow up.  Pics to follow as soon as I get some wild ass up in this piece.

[A Former User]

As opposed to the less temperamental “domesticated ass”. So many kinds of ass, who knew?!? What a fascinating field of study.

[Matt]

I studied it informally in college.  If only I’d known a degree was offered I could have really taken advantage of the time spent.

[A Former User]

A “tenure-track ass expert”. Sitting on a gold mine there. Hindsight is 20/20 they say