Dear ERTHAWARE Adventurers, Thank you for your patience. It has been well over a month since I sent out our last ERTHAWARE REPORT, mainly because of my recent two journeys. This has also thrown me off with the big bunch of Emails that accumulated while I was gone, and with my 2 finger hunt-‘n-peck slow [continue reading…]
Dear ERTHAWARE Sojourners, There are in life rare moments of such startling clarity that it leaves one drop-jaw breathless. As many of you know, I prefer foul weather photography that accentuates the play of light and shadow and the sensuous reveal and hiddenness of topography that gives drama and experiential depth to a scene. I [continue reading…]
Dear ERTHAWARE Friends The response was overwhelming to our last ERTHAWARE REPORT #205 with the pictures of this years alpine wildflower displays. A number of you local northwest residents enthusiastically took the journey to find them. Some were successful; others, not quite. In nature, a delay of a few days or a week can change [continue reading…]
Dear ERTHAWARE Co-Explorers, In our last report on August 3rd we left you while we were standing next to 15’ (4.6 m) snow-drifts in mid-Summer. While much of our little planet has been experiencing record heat waves, droughts, floods, and storms this year, our small Pacific West-coast corner of the Earth has had record cool [continue reading…]
Dear ERTHAWARE Adventurers, To celebrate the end of July we drove into the high hills to check the fingerprints of summer. I overheard impatient grumblers at the “Scenic Lookout” cursing clouds that violated the cloudless postcards on display for a dollar — all is hidden. “Let’s move on!” Such transient gawkers want instant full nudity, [continue reading…]