Author Archives: Granger Meador
Overcast Day at Kight Hill
December 13, 2014 It was an overcast and somewhat dreary day, but Wendy and I needed a hike to help us recover from a burdensome week at work. We did not have the energy nor time to venture far, but … Continue reading
Thankful for Quartz Mountain and the Wichitas
November 27-29, 2014 Warm and sunny days on Thanksgiving Break 2014 allowed Wendy and me to take short hikes around Baldy Point at Quartz Mountain and The Narrows in the Wichita Mountains in southwestern Oklahoma. On Thanksgiving Day we drove … Continue reading
He Won’t Miss Us, But We Will Miss Him
November 15, 2014 Back when I was little, I would watch The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour, which aired from 1969 to 1972. I’d have my toy guitar slung around my neck and pretend to play and sing along with him. While my … Continue reading
Fall Above the Fields at Elk City
November 8, 2014 The skies were sunny and the temperature in the mid 50s when Wendy and I drove an hour north to Elk City Lake for a fall hike above the fields up on Table Mound. I had recalled … Continue reading
Haunting Tahlequah
November 1, 2014 For over a year Wendy has wanted to take me to Tahlequah in the autumn to see the fall colors and experience the Northeastern State University (NSU) campus where she and many other of my fellow educators … Continue reading
