A Guesthouse

A Goodbye

The Sundance Inn

A Lobby

The Lobby of Hotel Terra

2012 Fall Arts Festival Featured Artist

Amy Ringholz has been named 2012 Fall Arts Festival Featured Artist

A Barn

A Market

Aspens Market, in The Aspens, offers up a wide variety of organic foods, local baked goods and breads, prepared foods and more....and it's pretty.

A House

A Sunny Sunday

Jackson's First Marathon

Spotted: A No Idling Sign on the Town Square

Peter Neal and Mayor Mark Barron secure a NO IDLING sign on the town square. The campaign was started by Peter's brother, Willie, with the belief that change can begin with an individual. The signs are a reminder that by changing our habits and leading by example, each of us can have an impact on the environment while saving fuel. For more information go to The Willie Neal Environmental Fund. Also, go to The Yellowstone-Teton Clean Energy Coalition.

Spotted at Valley Bookstore

Spotted at Shayne

Street Art

A Stencil Referring to Last Year's Lost Box of Meth

A Jackson Landmark Soon to be a Jackson Memory

Word on the street is that The Wort Hotel, who bought the Sundance Inn last spring, is planning on knocking it down. This has to be one of the coolest buildings in town, a sort of throw back to the 1940s. It's a shame to knock it down. Can anything be done?

A Guest Room

Spotted at JHCS

An Entry

Spotted at MADE

A Couple of Houses

Breaking News: Starbucks Returning to Jackson

Starbucks will be returning to Albertsons. The supermarket will be undergoing a small renovation soon that will result in the return of the coffee company.

Worth a Trip Over The Pass: The Brakeman

The Brakeman, in Victor, Idaho, is worth the journey over the pass. Delicious burgers and fries.

Spotted in Idaho Falls

This 1962 Honda Dream is for sale for $2,000 in Idaho Falls. It's the same cycle that my grandfather used to ride.

Spotted in Gaslight Alley

Spotted at a Dinner Party

Spotted at MADE

Spotted at Jackson Hole Community School