But then fall comes, kicking summer out on its treacherous ass as it always does one day sometime after the […]
Tag Archive for ‘glacier national park’
Polebridge, MT: An Arborophile Copes with Dendromania
I think that I shall never see A poem lovely as a tree. Poems are made by fools like me, […]
Polebridge, MT: Pride Goeth Before the Fall
I’m glad I live in a world where there are Octobers. —Chris G. Fall is here. The tourists are gone, the […]
Polebridge, MT: Under the Dome Alone
“Oh no, don’t do that,” my mom said when I called to tell her that I’d be staying at the […]
Polebridge, MT: All the Pretty Gills
Fly fishing for trout: for me it’s not about catching a lot of, or big, fish. It’s about so much […]
Polebridge, MT: Butter-and-eggs
Flowers are the earth laughing. —Ralph Waldo Emerson As the undisputed “Crown of the Continent,” Glacier National Park is grand, […]
Polebridge, MT: Heat, DEET, and No Retreat
Like much of the U.S. right now, we are suffering from a brutal heat wave. The highs are twenty degrees […]
Polebridge, MT: That Which Doesn’t Kill Us …
Well, Readers, it’s been a while since I’ve posted about the topic I’m sure you’re all dying to know more […]
Polebridge, MT: Evangelizing, Vandalizing, Bigamizing
Without a composting toilet, dry sink, or sufficient source of heat at the yurt yet, we decided to head back […]
Polebridge, MT: The Plot Thickens
Happy 2012! Chris and I just returned from a traditional Austrian Christmas vacation, where we visited Vienna, Prague, and Salzburg. […]
Polebridge, MT: A Mystery Unfolds
“Get ready for a wet, wild winter in 2012!” says the Farmer’s Almanac. It’ll be “clime and punishment … a season of […]
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