OYL February 26
We didn’t have a moment of worry. Imagine that.
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Excerpt from my 2020 journal.
Read More OYL February 19Winter stopped by
February is when this area begins to look like Spring. It always cracks me up because I’ve lived in the coldest, snowiest places for much of my life. Idaho, Vermont, Nevada, Colorado, Alaska – all these places with serious no-holds-barred winter. February is still dead of winter in those places. But here, daffodils are putting […]
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Excerpt from my 2020 journal.
Read More OYL February 11Deer and Chucks
My animals are spoiled. Yes. Yes, they are. I buy cracked corn sorta for my chucks, but also for the White Tail deer. The deer beg. They stand at the bottom of the steps off the deck and look in through the sliding glass doors of the house and blink those giant beautiful eyes at […]
Read More Deer and ChucksOne Year Later series
One Year Later is a new series in which I will take a look back.
Read More One Year Later seriesCreations in Silverton
Sunday I reveled in the creative spirit of the region.
Read More Creations in SilvertonNearly Enough Waterfalls
The Trail of Ten Falls has more waterfalls per square mile than any trail I think I’ve ever been on.
Read More Nearly Enough WaterfallsGood Things
In the past I’ve reported the contents of my Good Things Jar. The first time I wrote about it was January 2015. Any time there is something good, it gets written onto a scrap of paper and tossed into the jar. Back then, Tara was living with me and we both contributed. We had intended […]
Read More Good ThingsCape Falcon
One way to find fun at the end of a cold, wet, sad, December is to go for a hike.
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