My house, and a couple of others which had the original creek bed in the back yards, see this surging drain water seek the lowest elevation through side yards to the original Linda Creek.
Kevin Knauss
Posts by Kevin Knauss not related to health insurance or other categories, usually editorials, travel essays, food, pictures and maps.
My evolving skepticism about sales and business
Since there is no glimmer of hope on the horizon and I have evolved my own special contempt for managers eagerly exploiting consumers, there is little to do except walk away from the burning trash heap of marketing lies and greed.
California Central Railroad Company
Eric Kraft has been doing some research on the CCRR and has started accumulating information, photos, data and ephemera attached to the old rail road company.
Orchids are Edible we learned from Mr. Gibbons
Mr. Gibbons was pretty excited to go snorkeling with us the next day.
Manoa Muddy Falls Trail versus Lyon Arboretum (Video)
Parts of the arboretum can give you a real sense of wonder at the towering trees and even larger volcanic mountains in the background.
Olive orchard along historic Pioneer Express Trail in Folsom
The highlight for me was running through the old olive orchard. Even though many of the trees have died, a healthy stand of fruit bearing trees still exists.
My first batch of Panisse: fried chick pea flour
Panisse is fried chick pea flour and originates from the south of France. The steamy mush smelled like wet chicken manure.
Loving Mothers and Abusive Fathers
The prospect of being homeless with no place to turn is a huge motivator for women to stay with abusive men.
American River, Ancil Hoffman, Effie Yeaw Trail Run
As I trekked the narrowing trail as it ascended the bluff, I came across a slab of concrete sticking out of the side of the bluff.
“Don’t Airbrush me bro”, making fake student pictures
Airbrushing out facial blemishes on student pictures should not be an option. When we create artificial pictures through airbrushing, we create artificial lives.
