But the shore does. Big Bar Lake
The Day Doesn’t Begin With Light
Coming Back to Camp
Darkness, too, is light.
It’s Time to Go Hunting for Frogs
Let’s not be distracted by lesser things. Big Bar Lake
In the Land of the White Earth People
Some land has been sacred since the ice left 10,000 years ago. Calling it a natural phenomena, as BC Parks does with Yellow Pond at Big Bar Lake above, allows people to […]
It is Time to Swim in Some Light
Redfish Creek. ~ More history on the way in October.
It is Time to Go Upriver Together
Redfish Creek.
A Celebration of Pollination
The coriander is beautiful today. Do you see the bee hiding there? Bees and wasps everywhere. People are asking, “Where are the bees and the wasps and the pollinators this year?” Here. […]
Let the Life Go On
For 10 days, my quince was the beloved haunt of both a Rufus and a Calliope hummingbird. Rockscaping will not keep the planet alive. Saving water? Funny, the words we use. Nor […]
Replanting a Lost Orchard
I was down at Chopaka yesterday, planting a nursery on Lower Similkameen land. This is a food sustainability project to replace the orchard that White farmers from the packinghouse at Keremeos, a […]
47. The Tragedy of the Stolen Children: the Price of White Washing
If you steal children, you are likely to get a war. It’s really a bad idea. Children are the future. If you take hope from people, they will find it somewhere. That’s […]
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