Reconnecting with natural places
People who contemplate the beauty of nature do it in many different ways, some by exploring places that are new to them, others via the familiar rhythms of where they can go from their doorstep.
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Nature
Walking stick – what you see, but don’t see
There is an old saying, “I can’t see for looking.” That could be very true when it...
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Water and rock – Hiking and loving “the mystery of it all”
The landscape east of the Klondike Highway, between Log Cabin and Fraser, B.C., is a giant jigsaw puzzle of water and rock. Large, round rocky outcrops are surrounded by water, with scattered vegetation growing in-between the rocks.
Read MoreYukon See It Here: Murray Martin
Hello Everybody,We invite you to share your photos of Yukon life. Email your high-resolution images with a description of what’s going on to [email protected] like to submit a picture along with a saying to go with it....
Read MoreA bird’s-eye view
Whether it’s for the annual bike race or a fishing holiday, Yukoners love Haines. The small southeast-Alaska port is a special destination for many.Come fall, the arrival of thousands of American Bald Eagles, in the nearby...
Read MoreYukon See It Here: Larry White
Hello Everybody,We invite you to share your photos of Yukon life. Email your high-resolution images with a description of what’s going on to [email protected] captured some photos of these eerie, Mordor-looking clouds...
Read MoreSaskatchewan in October
Once upon a time, “back in the days” (last year, in October) when the Greyhound bus still existed, a garter snake slithered out of the way, a pronghorn bounced over a fence, and I happened to step into cactus. This is the...
Read MoreBatten down the hatches
I feel tumbled up against the advance of winter. All summer, the sun pulled me on with the force of a tearaway sled dog and, when the days shortened into fall, it was as if she slowed suddenly to sniff out a piece of news and I...
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