Entry #38 – Leave only footprints / Take only pictures
My dad crosses a creek in the Sierra Nevada Mountains Packing in the Sawtooth Wilderness of Idaho Years ago as a young man I saw a sign at a trailhead that led into the [...]
Entry #37 – Less Can Be More
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Entry #36 – Virtues of a wood burning stove
The warmth of the fire drew our family together In a day when the topic of sustainability is moving towards the forefront of our concerns, many are looking to technology for solutions. There is [...]
Entry #35 – Sustaining life in a season of grey
Nearly every winter a high pressure zone settles over southern Idaho for weeks at a time. Warm air pushes the cold air down, holding it captive in the valleys and foothills. For weeks we [...]
Entry #34 – Lessons from an Amish farmer
The seven great challenges of sustainability This past spring Nancy and I stayed a week with some good friends of ours in Iowa. Dan and Roilene Paxton pastor a wonderful vibrant Vineyard church in [...]
Entry#33 – A Pony’s life fulfilled
Pet the pony cultivates the garden Left photo:Dusty was a pack horse. Right photo: Pet in the pet parade. Left photo:A good friend & companion. Right photo: A horse in [...]
