A Walk Across America
Do yourself a favor and watch it in HD. Then go ahead and watch the video on the making of the “Walk”. Here is the map. Thanks to Cali Lewis
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Author: Gary Boyd
It Only Takes A Fresh Perspective
Lila Kerr was drawing her own blood and handing it over to a room full of health directors in Yatzaputzan, a village in the Ecuadorian Andes, as they prepared to
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Want a Lot of Traffic
…Just have someone with your name hit the Today Show. I was checking my email a few minutes ago and I saw I had a couple of comments over at
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Lost In Someone Else’s Words
If it seems like I’ve vanished from the face of the world here lately, it’s mostly because I have. At least the face of this world. I’ve been spending my
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A Tale Of A Simple Creek
A couple of weeks ago, I walked along a spring creek in the upper Madison Valley, just south of the town of Ennis, Mont. As my guide, Jeff Laszlo, explained,
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Can We Say Biting, Flying, Demons From !*##
After a couple of days of semi-sunny, completely muggy, stay inside weekend days followed by a clear hot Monday we went straight to more rainy muggy days. Tropical moisture has flowed up
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Rainy Days and Rainy Nights
Hurricane Alex may have missed us but it’s been raining all week. I have discovered that if I plug my computer feed into the plasma in the kitchen where I
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St. Louis Birdwatching
The entire (well mostly anyway) reason for our jaunt up the road to the middle of the country wasn’t to see the famous Arch. It wasn’t to celebrate history. It wasn’t even to find a cooler climate, though, that seemed to happen on the one day that mattered. The reason for the trip was to visit the special facility the citizens of St. Louis had built for the simple pleasure of watching the summertime antics of a flock of red birds. Cardinals of the subspecies Americanis baseballus St. Louis.
