Charlene Acevedo

@archillu nice drawing

Check out this massive #Neolithic core stone! While most cores are palm-sized, this monster is the "mother ship" of #flint tool production.Imagine the master crafters 5,000 years ago knocking off hundreds of razor-sharp blades from this one block. Pure lithic perfection!#ArchIllu

@PlayaRiviera @estefaniamerkdo nice, the Sargasso seaweed doesn't look so overwhelming!

Iniciar el día caminando en Playa del Carmen es el mejor antiestrés natural del mundo. 🌊☀️🌴 📷 @estefaniamerkdo

@phai97152 what kind of dipping sauce do you think accompanied the dish?

Minced meat mixed with spices and finely chopped vegetables, wrapped in cabbage leaves, cooked together in broth — a very interesting and delicious way of preparing food🥰🌿🌺🪻

@phai97152 can't wait to try, thank you for sharing!

@ErikByronTaylor highway 90 across from Hite? looking east toward the abajo mtns?

Remote Utah

@Race2Extinct here at 8,750 ft elevation the snow run off is happening 2-3 months ahead of time. plants at 6-7,000 are awakening soaking up the water before it gets to powell. pollinators aren't around yet for those blooming plants...mercury methylation, disappearing mycelium in the meadows...

Another Colorado River article framing the basin’s water crisis as a policy failure. But in one sense the Colorado Compact worked. It delayed collapse for nearly four decades which from a human perspective is remarkable. Very few aquatic systems tolerate that level of over-allocation without failing much sooner. The illusion was believing enormous amounts of water could be diverted without consequences. Ecology always settles the account.

@sauvignonelle Happy Birthday!!

@sauvignonelle nice way to spend your birthday...strolling through Antique malls, love that!

I turned 52 yesterday. I spent it honoring myself in the simplest, sweetest ways - my first Pilates class, lunch at Bar Italia, wandering through antique malls, buying myself flowers to place in the vintage vase I found. It all felt like a gentle beginning to this new season.🎈🥂

@DrGregLittle2 That's what all of the newer ones are emulating!-beautiful

Hopi ceremonial rattle obtained in 1849 in the Wheelwright Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

@Mtlemmonhotel Beautiful!

We are excited to announce the addition of our 20th cabin, our Summerhaven Sky Cabin. This ‘brought back to life cabin’ was built after the Aspen Fire, but has been re-done for a couple amazing families to stay/enjoy. Bookings can be made directly at mtlemmonhotel.com

@NMMagazine beautiful

After a four-year tour throughout the country, "Grounded in Clay: The Spirit of Pueblo Pottery" returns home to the Southwest with an opening celebration on Saturday from 5–8 pm at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center in Albuquerque. zurl.co/tqivV

@DrGregLittle2 boy, you're all over the map. Must have been warm down that way and Canyon de Chelly!

Hmmm.

@ThomasWayneRil1 Is this near Los Alamos and Bandelier or closer to Taos, NM?

Frijoles Canyon. A Clovis point was found here. When it was later occupied full time, the people were probably incorporated into Chaco. But the Mesa Verdeans eventually moved nearby so the two groups (Bandelier peoples & Mesa Verdeans) were probably on good terms at Chaco’s end.

@FireScienceGOV @SWfirescience very informative, thank you

What is a fire regime?? And why do we care about them? Fire regimes are the historic pattern of fire--a description of the frequency, seasonality, severity, intensity, fire type, size and pattern. @SWFireScience on fire regimes in Arizona and New Mexico: swfireconsortium.org/category/fire-…

@COGeolSurvey Amazing, thank you for the explanation!

Black Canyon of the Gunnison NP is mostly Precambrian schist & gneiss (~1.8 Ga). Its stripes are igneous pegmatite dikes that intruded ~1.7-1.4 Ga when it was still buried. Over time, the rocks were exposed, buried, & uplifted. The Gunnison River began carving the canyon ~2 Ma.

@NotThatMarsh Is that the upper Chinle?

The Chinle Formation - come for the climbing ripples, stay for the reptile footprints. #FossilFriday #triassicpark

@phai97152 that looks delicious!

Korean-style crispy fried pork, thinly sliced and paired with fresh greens—mustard leaves, lettuce, and fragrant herbs. Enjoy it with chili sauce or tangy sweet-and-sour dip. A truly irresistible dish!🌷🌹🌻🌺

@Pariambod1 a work of art!

Just finished making my "Driftwood" ship! I've been dreaming of making one since I saw the photos on internet

@ThomasWayneRil1 beautiful and moody

A dark and stormy sunrise over the Grand Canyon.

@zak_podmore WoW, he lived to 102! He looks amazing at 90, outstanding.

Here he is in his Colorado River t-shirt. We come from a long line of "extremely accomplished river-men," according to the University of Wisconsin.