By peering through the space between the floor and the metal doors, we could barely make out the elevator car light spilling out into the black basement fifty feet below. Continue reading Emotional Geography & the Power of Place
Around 50 000 people have been injured or killed as a result of UXO incidents between 1964 and 2008.It is estimated that more than 50% of victims in the post-conflict era are children… Continue reading UXO
At close to 10,000 feet, Crested Butte reminds those from sea level that biking and hiking at this altitude requires patience and a reasonable pace. Local stores sell altitude potions designed to help newcomers to the ‘nosebleed’ heights acclimate sooner. Continue reading The Last Great Colorado Ski Town
I have read that if you are depressed, you were living in the past, if anxious you live in the future…I have read a few articles about the kind of reverse culture shock one can go through upon returning home after living overseas. To those who have not strayed far from home, it seems improbable at best, self-absorbed at worst. Continue reading You May Find Yourself in Another Part of the World.
For years in Charleston, I have tried to create the ideal garden. Mixing genres I added attributes of an English … Continue reading The Art of the Zen Garden
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Mostly known for it’s skiing, quaint country inns, and the rolling Green Mountains, Vermont is the… Continue reading Stowe
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