Category Archives: Nature

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Keeping Time.

Sometime within the last couple of days I flipped 100,000 visits (and over 150,000 page views) on the old sitemeter. In thanks to all the people who take time out of their day to visit I’m “giving away” a free desktop wallpaper calendar each month … Read More

Plan B

Fareed Zakaria GPS, featuring Nathan Myhrvold. It’s worth watching, and worth reading the transcript of the segment of the interview not featured in the video.

This is all I can summon.

"Then summer fades and passes and October comes. We'll smell smoke then, and feel an unexpected sharpness, a thrill of nervousness, swift elation, a sense of sadness and departure." - Thomas Wolfe

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Just down the road.

A pleasant old dirt road that drops 1400 feet in elevation in just under a half a mile.

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I went to the hills because I had no choice but to live fortuitously, to usurp the essential facts of life, and see if I could not unlearn all that I had been taught . . .

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Looking out my back door, Part II.

Looking out to the North.

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Old Tree

He taught me the bottle gives birth to the cup
And you won't get hurt if you just
Keep your hands up
And stand tall
Like sycamores

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Summer before last…

…the final two Ward Boys died, Roscoe and Lyman. Survived Delbert by a good 9 years. Munnsville, New York is near 50 miles from here, right next door, a world away for some.

The autumn sky.

This picture was taken on my back on the kids trampoline in the back yard on the last warm day until April.

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Out for a walk.