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  • Juglans and the Coastal Sage Scrub

    Juglans and the Coastal Sage Scrub

    That is always the question when planting a native garden, isn’t it? How native is it…

  • Winston and Waterman

    Winston and Waterman

    How do you mourn a landscape? In mid-July, my son and I took a drive up…

  • Winter Beach Walk

    Winter Beach Walk

    A winter stroll provides a chance to get a sense of place where this vast wet…

  • Yosemite and the 12,000 Serenity Prayers

    Yosemite and the 12,000 Serenity Prayers

    Hetch Hetchy Valley was the little sister to the valley of Yosemite, a glacier carved gorge…

  • A Few Stops in Ireland

    A Few Stops in Ireland

    Exploring ruins give me a sense of connection to those before me, of being a part…

  • La Tuna Canyon – Hiking Up an Old Friend

    La Tuna Canyon – Hiking Up an Old Friend

    It was a cool day with light cloud cover, good weather for a hike, so I…

  • A Late Winter Walk in the Park

    A Late Winter Walk in the Park

    Pick a walk through a natural habitat and hike it once a month for a year.…

  • Squirrels!

    Squirrels!

    If you had to design a happy creature from scratch, chances are you’ll end up with…

  • To the Coyote Brush that Didn’t Make It

    To the Coyote Brush that Didn’t Make It

    Coyote brush is a tough, scrappy survivor, often overlooked and under appreciated.

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