Author Archives: Granger Meador
Rhodes, Wiley is after you…
Apachepics gives us Wiley vs. Rhodes, or Wile E. Coyote and the Roadrunner in real life!
The Case of the Crashing Kindle
I’ve always loved mysteries. As a child I began reading Hardy Boys books long before I reached their target age. My generous parents allowed me to eventually own all of the hardcover versions and reread them countless times. Then, desperate … Continue reading
Woods, Lakes, Rocks…and Art
The best attraction in the Bartlesville vicinity is Woolaroc, the museum and 3,700 acre wildlife preserve oilman Frank Phillips established in 1925 as his ranch retreat. It originated from a large oil and gas strike on Lease 185, with a … Continue reading
Three Pools and a Rough Canyon at Robbers Cave
After a somewhat disappointing outing at Sequoyah State Park the prior week, I was determined to make the next expedition more rewarding, especially since I’d be passing the 400-mile mark since I began my series of day hikes in July … Continue reading
Straying at Sequoyah
For my last day of Thanksgiving Break I decided to find some new trails to hike. I’d spent the prior day on housework, mulching leaves and doing laundry. The weather was warm for November, if blustery. I scanned the map … Continue reading
