Our Blooming Patio
Something is rewarding about growing spring flowers, especially for those who love gardening. From the dead of winter, you watch your garden come back to life as the colors and fragrances of your favorite flowers
Wide Open Western Montana, Part 2
I came across a few more photos of western Montana, which I’m posting here as a follow-up to my previous “Wide Open Western Montana” post. I’m not as ‘in love’ with Montana as the John Steinbeck quote above professed, but I have
Horse Power
“He knows when you’re happy. He knows when you’re comfortable. He knows when you’re confident. And he always knows when you have carrots.” – Unknown
Wide-Open Western Montana
There are places in the eastern US where you can see for long distances with beautiful landscapes that are hard to describe. But something about the wide-open spaces of the Western United States takes your breath away. It’s a feeling that…
Tears, the American Bison
The American Bison, sometimes mistakenly called buffalo, once roamed the Great Plains in millions, sustaining the livelihood of indigenous communities for centuries. In the 1800s, the United States government launched a campaign to eradicate bison
Changing Terrain
“We can choose to be affected by the world or we can choose to affect the world.”
