I have been six months now on the new site (https://adventuresacross2015.wordpress.com), but wanted to share this adventure with the old gang. It is what I as a young kid, then young biologist, then older jaded biologist working on a computer … Continue reading
New year, new adventures, and new website (because my URL is now: https://adventuresacross2015.wordpress.com, instead of …2014…). If you’d like to continue following the crazy things I try, I’m afraid you’ll have to re-follow me on that site. But hopefully you … Continue reading
I was hoping that I could squeeze in one more adventure in 2014 – welding, but the weather did not cooperate at the farm. The candlemaking still took a couple more days however, to fill in the central air cavity … Continue reading
I am home for Christmas, way, way out in the country, where adventures are difficult to come by unless I was to borrow either the megatruck or the megatractor to go tens of miles into town – where there still … Continue reading
My weekly adventures for 2014 are coming to a close, but I still managed to get one in I have been meaning to do for a while – glassblowing. Just in time for Xmas ornament season. My friend Rocky went with … Continue reading
There are three weeks left for my 2014 adventure blog, including this one. I wish I could say that the remaining ones will be exciting – but I have no clue. I still need to think them up. But due … Continue reading
No words can really describe the beautiful landscape or conservatory of the Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania. Neither can photos made in the dark without a tripod (or experience). I gave up. I urge you instead to go to the website to … Continue reading
This week’s something different was a result of a challenge from a friend – take a black-and-white photo every day for a five days. Simple, and yet another way of looking at the ordinary things. I am not trained in … Continue reading
This post will be short compared to the last post, as Harpers Ferry, West Virginia, is a small town, and a nice mellow time. It has beautiful old buildings, cute shops and art galleries, great views of where the Potomac … Continue reading
Oklahoma – again. I am getting to know Oklahoma more than I would have ever guessed. Work and family have been taking me there a lot lately. Now, when I go, I try to see different sections of it, because … Continue reading
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