Sunrises
I seldom find myself rising with the sun… At least not since the fall of 2008. And so, I don’t see all that many sunrises. Be that as it may,
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Monday on the Back Porch is Rainy and Cool
The pitter patter of raindrops hitting the roof. Rumbles of distant thunder rolling across the land. If the Weather Underground is to be believed… This is what my week will
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I’m Still Here
Short lived rain, even shorter rumblings of thunder, flashes of sunshine in between… None of it stops the songs of the birds.
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Lifescapes: Susan Wittig Albert
Reading note. As a responsible omnivore, I need to know where my food comes from and understand and respect the needs of the fellow creatures whose deaths make my life
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Leon Hale Talks About Owning Rural Property
I caught Leon Hales latest in my feed reader last week and thought he had a lot of good points. After spending a quarter of a century posting columns from
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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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Seasonal Chores
The Yard The rains last week had me cruising around on Monday for most of the day. I was flying formation with squadrons of dragonflies as I made my rounds
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The Sounds Of Morning
One of the most interesting sounds to float in the door on this cool mornings is the call of the Pileated Woodpecker (Dryocopus pileatus). Once you hear the loud raucous
