One of the Usual Suspects
It is the middle of spring time. So what is flowering in your yard or in the neighborhood? Take a moment, stop what you are doing, and check out what is blooming. There is more than you might think. Over the years, Kauai has become our primary residence (300+ days). However, we are looking forward Read More…
The Wapiti Fire of 2024 consumed over 129 thousand acres of the Sawtooth National Forest in Idaho. As the lighten created, wind driven fire progressed, my house and the entire town of Stanley were in line to be its victim. A last chance backfire was started by the firefighters of the United States Forest Service Read More…
Hoe wa’a or Hawaiian outrigger canoe paddling is a material part the Hawaiian islands and its people. I am lucky in that in my hometown, Waimea, Kauai, Hoe wa’a is part of everyday life. I get to observe it, first-hand, most days. The Kilohana Canoe Club on Kauai is located where the Waimea River meets Read More…