To give you a bit of a road map, we’re walking along here together to Pierre’s Hole, as the first of three critical moents in the transformation of Cascadian culture from a […]
50. Pierre’s Hole 2: How We All Got To Pierre’s Hole
49. Pierre’s Hole 1: What is Pierre’s Hole?
I talked about Pierre’s Hole a while back, but I was too quick about it. Here’s a slower introduction to the fall of the Old West. I’ll start with material I looked […]
It’s Time to Go Home
All together now… Sandhill Cranes heading to the Gulf of Mexico after an Arctic Summer Spotted while loading up the kayaks yesterday, and before bucking the non-stop traffic of hunters headed north.
Reading the Land
If you see “rock” and “drought” here, please look again. And again. And again. Take your time. Take a lifetime, if you need it. A cultural map at the head of Canim […]
The Day Doesn’t Begin With Light
But the shore does. Big Bar Lake
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.
Okanagan Okanogan 