Sunnyslope Murder Tour: Index
These are the homicides that have occured since I moved to Sunnyslope in September, 2008. Or, in the case of Sunnyslope serial killing “Zombie Hunter” Bryan […]
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Hiking Beer #9
Today, National Beer Day, April 7th, the USA celebrates the repeal of Prohibition on this festive occasion in 1933. 🍻 Pictured are beers I’ve mostly quaffed […]
Sunnyslope Murder Tour #1
I live in Sunnyslope, a neighborhood in north central Phoenix. Sunnyslope ranges from 19th Ave. east to 16th St., and Northern Ave. north to Cactus […]
Graffiti #6
I don’t see a lot of graffiti when I’m hiking out “in the woods”. And, honestly, rarely even when I am hiking Phoenix-area desert parks. […]
Roamin’ ‘Round
I’ve moved back to Arizona in 2004, and took up bike riding not long thereafter. I soon began referring to the Arizona Canal as the […]
Hiking Beer #8
April 7th, National Beer Day, celebrates Prohibition’s repeal 90 years ago, in 1933. During Prohibition, sacramental wine was legal for church purposes, and it is […]
Graffiti #5
Sick this week, so didn’t get out for my planned Maricopa Trail hike. Instead, I threw together my first graffiti video since — ironically — […]
The Decompression Chamber
Andrea Bryant is a Navy veteran, and aspiring comedian, who works at GaS Digital, a podcast network. Below, I appear on her veteran-oriented podcast, “The […]
Hiking Beer #7
Somehow, the 1920s were “roaring” despite Prohibition taking effect on January 17, 1920. Americans could possess alcohol, just not brew / distill it, transport it, […]
Hiking Beer #6
On January 17, 1920, the United States prohibited the production, sale and transport of alcohol. But not its possession. Rich people emptied out liquor stores […]