10
Feb
Red
About thirty years ago, I sat in a San Diego motel room, a hundred miles from home, with a loaded
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06
Feb
Cherokee Bob and the Wreck of the B23 Dragon
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He was always up ahead, just beyond reach, a faint figure on the move, guiding them through the woods,
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01
Feb
Holed Up In St Charles
Mack needed more men. He originally hoped to recruit French Canadian voyageurs for the journey, but Astor put the kibosh
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28
Jan
Rabbit Holes Of the Northwest
Everywhere I go, I find rabbit holes. Like the Owyhees. It’s one of those loose terms that can mean
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22
Jan
Something Boring, For Once
I received an email from Betsy today:
Hi Louis!
I'm writing from the Nonprofit Center here at the
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20
Jan
What I Really Want Right Now Is A Hamburger
You ever crave something? Of course you do. Right now, for me, a hamburger would be just the thing. I
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18
Jan
Night Train
Frank sat in a dark corner of Our Place and scanned the unsigned note: “I don’t think she did
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14
Jan
The Promised Land
By the time the Israelites reached Middleton, Noah and his circus were already there. Several of the tribes sheared off
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10
Jan
The Off Ramp
The Children of Israel were hungry. Tired of wandering aimlessly in the desert for all those years with nothing to
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10
Jan
The Flood
God said to Noah, “Build me a boat. Something big’s about to go down.”
Noah said, “But God, what
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