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December 31, 2018

Graves in the Woods (1)

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Moormans River, near Free Union, Virginia M. and I rolled in Sunday the 30th after a long train trip to Virginia to see (most) of her ...
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December 16, 2018

Never Underestimate a Bolo Tie, and Other Gift Suggestions

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It's time for Southern Rockies Nature Blog's seasonal gift guide. • Booze and smoked meats are always good • I like books. May...
December 12, 2018

An Unexpected Slot Canyon, Trail Art, and a Threat

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It's better in the winter — this is early December I was over in Fremont County , south of Cañon City , in an area where I used to...
November 27, 2018

Is Lip Balm Bad for You?

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Lip balm distributed by Colorado Parks & Willife. A friend was visiting Denver from northern England earlier this month. I urged her...
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November 23, 2018

"The Kind of Men Who Carry Pocketknives"

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 A good article from Appalachian Magazine : "Though less than forty years have passed, I am often astonished to see just how dras...
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November 22, 2018

Seen a Wolf? There (Isn't Yet) an App for That, But You Can Report It

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I received a news release a few days ago about a wolf that had escaped from a "sanctuary" near Divide, Colorado , in the mountains...
November 15, 2018

The Mountain Lion Who Hated Everyone (with Reason)

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"When I am bigger, I will eat you." Mountain lion (cougar) kitten reclines on a donated fur coat at Wet Mountain Wildlife rehab...
November 12, 2018

Dart 'em and Release 'em

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Via Patrick Burns' Terrierman blog: Biologist Heather Reich of the the Nevada Department of Wildlife is not afraid of grizzly bears i...
November 08, 2018

A "Wolfy" Aspen Tree

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"Wolfy" aspen tree, Wet Mountains, Colorado A "wolf tree" has nothing to do with Canis lupus . It is a tree that has...
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November 03, 2018

Red-Jacketed Rangers Give Up Their Lee-Enfields; Somber Danes Keep Theirs

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A Canadian Ranger shoots his Lee-Enfield rifle in .303 British. I like shooting old wooden-stocked bolt-action military rifles, so I wa...
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November 02, 2018

Looks Like Less Daylight Ahead

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A couple of weeks ago, this was me (less the abnormally straight backpack) calculating whether there was sufficient time to eat supper on...
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October 31, 2018

A Coal Camp Ghost in Southern Colorado

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Ruins of coke ovens at Cokedale. Coke is made by heating soft coal in an airless atmosphere, so it is to coal as charcoal is to wood, sor...
October 26, 2018

Nebraska Cattle and a Lemonade Stand

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Along US 20 in the Nebraska Sandhills "Pastoralists often have the same distinct qualities of personality regardless of the regio...
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Back Across the Wide Missouri: This Explorer's Record Was Real

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Leaving Pierre for Fort Pierre. You know it is pronounced "Peer," right? When I re-crossed the wide Missouri at Pierre, South ...
October 25, 2018

"Fields End Freedom"

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Harvested cornfield and corn bins, North Dakota "As centuries, then millennia passed, the areas open for retreat [back to a hunter-...
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