Following My Ancient Trackways: Northern Nomads This is my quest to connect with the wild scapes that have shaped who I am and have left traces in my DNA memory. I hope to uncover the ancestral trackways that have lead … Read More
Shout Out to Earth’s Wild Childs! …those who feel the call of the wild—a deep connectedness to the natural landscapes that they call home. We literally become a part of these wild scapes—we breath the oxygen provided by the trees, … Read More
Alaska By Sea Does Not Disappoint: glaciers, humpback whales, orcas, dolphins, seals and sea otters. Mountains of Glacier Bay, Alaska I had the thrill of cruising along the coast of British Columbia’s inside Passage and up into Alaska this … Read More
At this very moment, I write this to the endless sound of water bombers soaring overhead, one after another, off to fight a war started by our own forestry industry against the forests of British Columbia. I remain inside, … Read More
Wild Okanagan Love The Okanagan region of Canada is spectacularly beautiful all year long but in the spring it is truly paradise. Above and below: Ponderosa flowers I had a beautiful Mother’s Day. Peter, my youngest daughters, Mitchell (Tabs’ … Read More
Forty Thousand Feet Over Tennessee How I ended up at Parnassus Books, in Nashville, with a signed copy of Ann Patchett’s new book, “The Dutch House,” is a tale I haven’t fully figured out. All I know is that the … Read More
Wells Gray, waterfalls and wonder…a wild, temperate rainforest utopia.
Road Trip into the Florida Wild: manatees, alligators, herons, owls and lizards!
A Visit with Hemingway, Florida Keys The Key West that Hemingway knew, nearly one hundred years ago, was truly a paradise. I imagine Key West as it once was, with streets lined with charming homes and royal palms, a few shops, … Read More
