Links to favorite websites

Geology

Northern Arizona University - A website with wonderful images of what the Western United States and the world looked like throughout geologic history. The focus is on southwestern geology.
NASA Goodard Space Flight Center - Paleogeography of the Southwestern United States from 1.8 billion years ago to 10 million years ago.
TerraServer - Topographic maps and aerial photographs.
Geological Society of America
United States Geological Survey

Old West

Denver Public Library - Great photographs of the old west from the Western History/Genealogy Department of the Denver Public Library.
The Silverton Railroads - Great historical photographs of the Silverton, Colorado, area from the late 1800s to the present.
Leadville Boom Days - Old west festival, mining celebration & burro race
Silverton, Colorado - Check out Hardrockers Holidays in early August.
Ouray, Colorado - Check out Highgraders Holidays in mid August.
Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

Photographs

Photos by Steve Krieg - Evocative Landscape photos and exquisite images of nature from New England to the Rockies, Grand Canyon, Cascades, and Alaska.
Grant Collier Photography - Utah and Colorado nature photography.
James Kay Photography - Fine art, landscape, Utah, extreme sports photographs.
Rocky Mountain Reflections Photography, Inc.- Beautiful images of Colorado, Wyoming and Utah.
Tony Newlin - Includes beautiful pictures of the San Juan Mountains of Southwestern Colorado.

Other Authors and Other Books

Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers - More than 400 members, including more than 50 published novelists, spread across the Rocky Mountain region.
Western Writers of America - Literature of the American West.
Rocky Mountain Chapter - Directory of
Mystery Writers of America.
CyberSpace Spinner - Directory of western fiction writers.
Author Network - Resources for writers.
Readers Read - Features news about the hottest books and authors in all genres, bestseller lists and links to the best sites for literature and books.

Mill at the Pennsylvania Mine near Montezuma, Colorado

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