"...the certainty of countless miles of empty country and open sky and wind and night on every side of me. It's the happiest feeling I ever have. And when I am most enjoying the loveliest things the world is full of, it's then I am most homesick for just that emptiness and that untainted air." Willa Cather
WildDakotaWoman TM
Random thoughts on life in western North Dakota with specific emphasis on the Little Missouri River and Missouri River watersheds. Also features news from Red Oak House, book reviews, and photographs from the garden. I write when I feel like it. I recognize that the choice of the name of my blog could be characterized as naughty. My mistakes are my own. UnHeralded.fish picks up my blogs, edits beautifully, and you can subscribe to UnHeralded.fish feeds if you wish.
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Monday, April 29, 2024
Thursday, January 4, 2024
Wilderness Renewal for the New Year: Solo
Wilderness Renewal for the New Year: Solo
Theodore Roosevelt National Park: Four Northern Shrikes, one coyote, eighteen Magpies, two winter campers at Cottonwood Campground (using a wall tent complete with a wood stove), one Golden Eagle, many bison and prairie dogs, a friendly chat with staff at the Visitors Center, the Beatles channel on my satellite radio, and dozens of American Robins (which I almost always see in the Badlands in winter).
Thursday, August 10, 2023
Red Oak House Garden Notes No. 76 and an Interlude in Calgary, British Columbia, and home via Montana
Red Oak House Garden Notes No. 76
and an Interlude in Calgary, British Columbia, and Montana
The vibe, the music, the food, and the company was mighty fine.
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