Fat Bear Week comes to an end tomorrow, and somewhere in Alaska a champion will be crowned for achieving what many humans spend their lives
Category: environment
String Theory in the Garden
One of my earliest memories of gardening belongs to my grandmother. She had what people call a green thumb, although I suspect it had very
The Garden Transformation – Part III (Never Judge A Tree By Its Bare Branches)
“And the garden bloomed and bloomed and every morning revealed new miracles” Frances Hodgson Burnett For the past seven months I have been observing a
The Garden Transformation – Part I
When your perfect home comes with a magical jungle-like garden it is a challenge and a blessing rolled into one. The combination thereof becomes a
My “Ehrenrunde” in Berlin
The past days have been grey, cold, cloudy and windy in Berlin as the last aftereffects of the three hurricanes that blasted through the nation
Meet Gerald
I often share stories and photographs of life along the river as it flies or floats by. The variety of river fowl that inhabit the
