Playing it by Ear
Itβs been an eventful week for Ethan and me, in ways both spectacular and frightening. Like the swinging of a … Continue reading Playing it by Ear
Itβs been an eventful week for Ethan and me, in ways both spectacular and frightening. Like the swinging of a … Continue reading Playing it by Ear
Until one has loved an animal, part of one’s soul remains unawakened. Anatole France After visiting the Earthship community, Ethan … Continue reading The Raven Roommate
In 1971, a visionary environmental architect named Michael Reynolds built a home out of used aluminum cans, bottles and tires.Β … Continue reading A Greater World
The Scenic Route Itβs 2022 and the world is changing fast. Every day inflation weighs a little heavier, squashing the … Continue reading #NomadLife
As you read this, somewhere around 7 million people are planning a trip to the Texas Hill Country. Much of … Continue reading Spring in the Texas Hills
The blood orange rays of the desert sun blazed through the center of the canyon. Steep rocky cliffs towered above … Continue reading Eat the Invaders
This land may not look like much: just a huge flat field with some dried up bushes. But it happens … Continue reading Sand Hills & Oil Fields
Once upon a time, a group of greedy Dallas businessmen decided they wanted to ruin something beautiful. They turned their … Continue reading How North Texas Almost Lost its Greatest Treasure
If we are going to save the planet from certain disaster, it’s not going to be by purchasing electric cars. … Continue reading Being Cheap is Good for the Earth
The Trinity River has a reputation. For many Texans, it conjures up images of dead bodies, raw sewage, and giant … Continue reading Canoeing the Trinity