Meet Bob and Cat Several Steller’s Jays screaming their most aggressive intruder calls alerted me to these two young bobcats hanging about in the trees around my house. Despite the storm of […]
In the unknown eastside of Oregon lies a land of color, texture, and light.
Eastern Oregon. Fifty miles of inhospitable road offers this, and it is worth every inch.
Spring arrived before winter, and it came in dayglow.
Last summer camping by the Imnaha River, I had a dream. By Tamara Enz It was August, but on the river in the bottom of a forested canyon and at elevation in […]
Even if Ohio State had lost the National Championship last night, I’d still be a Buckeye fan today. Granted, I’d be wearing my scarlet and grey a bit more humbly, but I […]
“To take people from the music world and give them the same kind of credibility that you give me, Morgan Freeman, Laurence Fishburne, Forest Whitaker—that’s like an aberration. I know there’s some […]
I learned something new today
Part three of a series. In the days following the murders at Columbine High School I visited the school and the grounds of Clement Park. Those walks produced this piece, which was […]
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