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1st October 2009

Rachel
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Wow! the aerials are spectacular! hope you got the information you needed. And what is that plant in photo 10?
From Blog: In the Blue
29th September 2009

justin
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shakka
nice shades bra!
From Blog: In the Blue
28th September 2009

SubComandante Sasquatch
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Panamint Tea
Awesome photos as always. Never imagined you lived in such a rustic cabin. No roof, no mattress?
From Blog: In the Blue
27th September 2009

Sara
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summer is over
Gorgeous pictures Steven! Thank you! Enjoy the second spring... Leaves are falling here. Congrats for surviving the heat.
From Blog: In the Blue
4th August 2009

Patrick
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first comment
I truly admire the work you're doing. It looks painful and fun all at the same time. This environment work is a necessity to keeping life balanced. Thanks, and awesome pics as always. btw, I will call ya one of these day, i'm just a slacker. take care
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
1st August 2009

Dell Phavero
Stephen Dell-Phavero

Respone
Thanks for the comments everyone. Its good to know people actually look at and read these. I'm hoping to get back up in the moountains Sunday. Looking forward to it...
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
31st July 2009

Jess
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Beautiful photos Steve-o. I miss chasing the bloom.
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
30th July 2009

rachel
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these photos are beautiful--i can't believe that's death valley! i don't envy the grueling field day, though. well. maybe a little.
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
29th July 2009

Edie
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i can't belive your still at it!
You must secretly enjoy the heat! You battle heat and thirst, while I battle inner city teens. This summer I'm a commuting crew leader for the SCA. I have 2.5 weeks left, then I'm moving to Missoula, Mt to get a MS in forestry. How long will you be in Death Valley?
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
29th July 2009

justin
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me hot too
Its 107 here, but i wish i was with you!
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
29th July 2009

SubComandante Sasquatch
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Farther Sun & Holey Boast
Nice piece of writin', young feller. After reading it I feel like a Connecticut drawing room pantywaist for whining about the current Cascadian heatwave (105 for the 3rd day in a row!).
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
29th July 2009

Mom
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awesome
Great pictures! The colors are so beautiful,still hard to believe that all exists out there.
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
29th July 2009

eric
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thanks, steve!
i love your writing. thanks for keeping us up to date. btw, it has been hovering near 100 F the last week or so, so i feel the heat, too. not as hot as you are, but we're all in hell.
From Blog: Shadrach, Meshach, and Del Favero
16th March 2009

babao
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nice pics
my eyes hurt with beauty of it. yours must be falling out of your head.
From Blog: Warning: Ordnance Testing
13th March 2009

Dell Phavero
Stephen Dell-Phavero

comments make me fuzzy all over
Not sure who comment #2 is by, but hey I'll risk a trade for a couple weeks. As for you other two, I know who you are and where you live. Watch out. I will be back soon. Sorry to make you miss the desert, Eric, but it and a swamp-cooled government apartment are here, when ever you feel like visiting. Bob, AKA sasquatch, that my friend, is nonetheless than a Coyote Melon, a native species, in fact, also known as Cucurbita palmata. Not the strangest thing I have found...that would be something far different that comes deep in the depths of my mind when faced only with my thoughts, the starkness and silence of the desert, and a torpid history... I will not elaborate here, but wair for yet another post. I quit, Steve
From Blog: Warning: Ordnance Testing
10th March 2009

Rowbear
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Desert solitaire
Awesome photos--why should you restrain yourself from snapping thousands more? Is that a watermelon?--and is it the oddest thing you've found there?
From Blog: Warning: Ordnance Testing
7th March 2009

manroot
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geobotanical daydream
fucking awsome!! wish i was there with you my friend, lets trade for a week or so?
From Blog: Warning: Ordnance Testing
7th March 2009

eric in pdx
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great photos steve!
miss you, man. thanks for posting the beautiful photos - you make me miss the desert in a big way. i loved death valley the two times i went through. see you when you come up to see pdx! eric
From Blog: Warning: Ordnance Testing
18th January 2009

wild cat
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no cud chewing in those lands sand face
My baby's future tax burden is rising so you can soliloquize solitude and lust carnivorously after the beasts that made your evolution possible? stop the cerebralcide, free the death valley 0
From Blog: Cheweth the Cud. Eat and be Eaten.
26th December 2008

TOM W
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Manson Family
Run into any of the remaining Manson Family members out there yet?
From Blog: Mountain Lion's Silent Stalk
23rd December 2008

justin
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snow
Hey there buddy, well while your drinking and shooting your way to immortality we forest dwellers are digging out from the great white dump. Its true that gods shit don't stink but it sure is cold. Send that burning car this way so i can make some breakfast.
From Blog: Mountain Lion's Silent Stalk
24th November 2008

SubCommander Sasquatch
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Nice bit o' clearcutting
Inquiring minds want to know: Any cougars in Cougar Canyon?
From Blog: Tamarisk and Tarantulas: The Sunless Canyon in the Salty Valley of Nudists
20th November 2008

solan
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deep
deeper and deeper you slip, sleep little baby sleep and let the sandman take you away!
From Blog: Cerebral Fault Blocking: Cracking Up in Death Valley
18th November 2008

Edie
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better you than I
Well Steve, Im glad you got that death valley job, i just hope you don't loose your mind doing it! it looks amazing there. its snowing here in PA. im applying to grad schools and moving to Pittsburgh soon. It really seem like we are working in two different realities, or maybe Death Valley is just its own reality apart from everything else! Yay for Obama! I bet Roy Bridgeman is so pumped!
From Blog: Cerebral Fault Blocking: Cracking Up in Death Valley
18th November 2008

Joe
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Bleakness
There is something to be said it seems about finding the ultimate surrounding for self-exploration. Its always fascinating to push the mind and body and see what one can get away with. Sounds like the thrumming of life, maybe as expansive and quiet as it is, is syncing with your own motor. It almost seems inevitable that you will realize everything about yourself if you wanted to focus thought on it or not. Most people do not get that chance.
From Blog: Cerebral Fault Blocking: Cracking Up in Death Valley

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