Bert Gildart: Writer and Photographer

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August 2010  (2)
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• 13: Old Sturbridge Village – Children’s Week (1)
• 02: Photographing Backyard Bugs (0)

July 2010  (6)
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• 29: Cuyahoga National Park – Up From the Ashes (1)
• 20: A Park Celebrating TR, One We Never Bypass (3)
• 18: Serendiptitous Stops (0)
• 15: For Some, Fort Peck Has It All (2)
• 08: World Eskimo Indian Olympics — Story (0)
• 02: Birthday Reflections From Glacier’s Logan Pass (4)

June 2010  (5)
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• 28: Some Skunks are Welcome – But Not All! (0)
• 22: Striped Skunks Now Our Neighbors (2)
• 21: Three Baby Skunks Venture Into the Big World (0)
• 15: Are Great Blue Herons Diminishing In Number? (1)
• 06: Though Enticing New Blood, Airstream Helps Many Age Gracefully (0)

May 2010  (9)
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• 31: Memorial Day and Upcoming Travels To Airstream Rally (1)
• 25: Oregon Grape Heralds Spring in Glacier National Park (0)
• 20: Chance of ‘67 Fatal G. Bear Maulings not “One in a Trillion” (1)
• 17: Tonight, PBS To Air Grizzly Bear Retrospective (2)
• 13: Recommitting to another Century of Preserving A Sacred Land called Glacier National Park  (0)
• 11: Glacier National Park is 100! Its Existence Has Impacted Many (1)
• 06: Despite “Spring” Weather, Writer’s Convention Great Success (0)
• 04: World Trade Center 19 Years Ago Today (6)
• 01: Snow – We Can’t Escape It! (0)

April 2010  (9)
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• 29: Retrospective on Glacier’s First Fatal Maulings To Air Soon (2)
• 26: In Montana’s Flathead Valley, Osprey Now Nesting (1)
• 23: Skunk Cabbage Is A Stinky Spring Harbinger (0)
• 19: Frustrations And Some Sadness Accompany Our Return Home (0)
• 12: Sage Grouse Lek Provides one Of Nation’s Greatest Birding Experiences (2)
• 08: Despite Snow, Spring Travels Offer Unexpected Pleasures (2)
• 06: Inclement Weather Simply Serves to Dramatize Zion National Park  (0)
• 04: Ascending Angel’s Landing In Zion Is A National Park “Premier Experience” (4)
• 01: “Adopt” One of Zion’s Bighorn Sheep (0)

March 2010  (11)
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• 31: Zion – But Isn’t This Also About the Raven? (3)
• 26: Dark Skies and Lonely Lands (3)
• 22: Borrego Badlands – “Privileged To See Such Scenery” (1)
• 19: RV Friendships Know No Boundaries (0)
• 18: Life Around Harper Cabin Brought Alive By Retired Superintendent Mark Jorgensen (1)
• 17: Scorpions Are Out At PegLeg (2)
• 15: Owl Photography at The Sonny Bono Wildlife Refuge (0)
• 11: Is This REALLY The Desert?  (0)
• 08: Wildflowers — and Sightings of Endangered Bighorn — Combine to Create Perfect Day (0)
• 06: Can Music Charm Kangaroo Rats? (1)
• 01: Disappearing Habitat Mandates Bizarre Nest For These Burrowing Owls  (1)

February 2010  (8)
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• 23: For Enhanced Detail, Rich Charpentier Advises High Pass Filtration (2)
• 21: Emerging Desert Lilies Suggest Spectacular Spring in Store for Anza Borrego (1)
• 18: Sighting of Desert Bighorn Lamb Topped Day of Superlatives at Anza Borrego (1)
• 14: More Phenomena at Anza Borrego Desert State Park (0)
• 12: Rain at Anza Borrego Desert State Park Works Magic for Fairy Shrimp (0)
• 08: Archaeoastronomy Weekend at Anza Borrego (0)
• 05: Some Say Endangered Species Protection for the American Pika “Not Warranted” (0)
• 02: The Slabs — For Some, It’s All In What You Make It (0)

January 2010  (7)
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• 25: Torrential Rains Generate Profound Thoughts at Pegleg (0)
• 20: Rains Saturate Pegleg (2)
• 18: Dateline Pegleg, America (1)
• 15: Smugggler’s Canyon Provides a Stroll Through Time (1)
• 10: Alcoholic Pass (0)
• 04: At Yaquitepec, Atop Ghost Mountain In Anza Borrego, January of 1940 Was a Very Good Year (1)
• 01: Happy New Years From Us Peg Leggers (0)

December 2009  (10)
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• 31: Hellhole Canyon — Or, What’s In A Name? (0)
• 28: More on Lightroom2 (0)
• 24: Merry Christmas From the Road (1)
• 22: Janie’s Lead Photo and Borrego Rainbows  (1)
• 21: Fighting Sloth and Indolence At Anza Borrego Desert State Park (0)
• 15: Photographers Photographing Photographers (1)
• 11: Transforming Photography Into Art (2)
• 08: Nicest People in the World — And Do Porcupines Hibernate? (0)
• 07: Remembering Pearl Harbor (0)
• 06: Though Brutally Cold, The “Chaco Phenomena” Still Fascinated Us (3)

November 2009  (7)
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• 30: On The Road Again (1)
• 23: Exploring Dinosaur National Monument (1)
• 16: Photographing a Hibernating Bear (2)
• 12: Combining Images with Photoshop (1)
• 09: Thought From Experts on Grizzly Weights and Gender (1)
• 05: Emmonak, Alaska Is A Long Way From Home (2)
• 02: Pure Photography In Glacier National Park’s Many Glacier Valley (3)

October 2009  (6)
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• 30: Happy Halloween — We Have Just the Right Prescription to Make you Sleep and Sleep (1)
• 26: Many Glacier’s Magnificent Moose (1)
• 19: Glacier’s Grizzly Bears Now Ready to Hibernate (1)
• 14: Glacier National Park’s Kintla Lake (1)
• 11: Airstream, And Our 100,000 Miles On the Road (6)
• 05: Chicken Gold Camp and Mike Busby’s Historic Pedro Dredge (0)

September 2009  (7)
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• 29: Calculating Your Risks in Glacier’s Grizzly Bear Country (1)
• 27: Debt of Gratitude Owed Rural Firefighters (0)
• 21: Jewel Basin Hiking Area (0)
• 14: Satisfying Life’s Basic Needs Is Often A Challenge – Even in National Parks (2)
• 10: Shooting of Glacier Sow and Cub Grizzly Bear Generates Outrage – and Raises Many Questions (2)
• 07: Back Home — But Alaska Is Still On Our Minds (1)
• 02: Season of the Elk – Night of the Grizzly (0)

August 2009  (13)
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• 30: Is the Section From Liard Hot Springs to Stone MountainThe Most Beautiful Segment of the Alaska Highway? Some Say It Is (0)
• 27: Along the Alcan, It’s the Season of the Bison (1)
• 25: Hop Aboard A Narrow Gage Railroad to Relive Stampeder’s Rush to the Klondike  (0)
• 22: The Salmon Have Returned (0)
• 20: Once Skagway’s Red Onion Saloon Was a Bordello — As The Popular Tour Recalls (0)
• 19: It Was Buckwheat’s Fault (0)
• 16: The Chilkoot Pass – Where Friends Reveal Themselves (4)
• 14: Chicken Alaska Preserves Historic School House With Its Memories of Tisha (0)
• 11: Dawson City Preserves History of World-altering Klondike Gold Rush  (1)
• 07: Dawson City Preserves Memories of Two Famous Bards: Jack London and Robert Service. One Worked as a Miner (1)
• 05: Top of the World Highway Is Not For Everyone, But – Depending — It Could Be OK For You (0)
• 03: Gold Mining in Chicken, Alaska, Provides Unexpected Meeting with Distant Relative (1)
• 01: The Perfect Campsite — As Only Alaska Can Provide (1)

July 2009  (17)
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• 30: What Do Moose Eat?  (1)
• 29: Alaska’s Museum of the North (0)
• 26: An Ice Palace Preserved by a Hot Springs? Check Out Chena (1)
• 23: Chena Hot Springs is at “End of the Road” (1)
• 22: Favorite Photos From WEIO (0)
• 21: WEIO Provides Ideal Setting to Learn About Native Arts & Crafts (0)
• 20: World Eskimo Indian Olympics is all about Superlatives (0)
• 18: Images From the World Eskimo Indian Olympics (2)
• 16: Athabascan Fiddle Music as Only Trimble Gilbert of Arctic Village Can Provide (0)
• 14: Native Friends, A Rehabilitated Bald Eagle–Good Sign! (0)
• 13: Panning For Gold at The El Dorado (0)
• 09: Trip Down Chena River Aboard Discovery III — One of Alaska’s Top Excursions (1)
• 07: Regrouping At Delta Junction, A Terminus of the Alaska Highway (0)
• 06: Chicken Alaska Has Cachet  (0)
• 04: Tok, Alaska’s Fourth of July Parade (0)
• 03: In Whitehorse, Yukon Territory, the Beringia Center Allows us to Relive Personal Adventures From an Ancient Landscape  (0)
• 02: Reflections On The Alcan From Tok, Alaska (0)

June 2009  (10)
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• 28: Slow and Easy–That’s the Way To Travel the Alaska Highway! (2)
• 26: Is It a Black Bear or a Grizzly Bear? (4)
• 22: Bear Cubs Now “Battling” In Jasper National Park (1)
• 18: Heading For Alaska (3)
• 15: Colorful Avocet Has Returned To Montana’s Prairie Wetlands (0)
• 11: John McCain Votes to Preserve Arctic Refuge  (0)
• 10: A Baby Pelican’s Big Gulp (0)
• 05: Hitch Weight, Tongue Weight, Trailer Weight and Other Arcane Parameters (0)
• 02: Guns Not This Person’s Choice; Might Consider Pepper Spray (0)
• 01: Artist Elizabeth Scism and the Legacy of Virgil Ware (1)

May 2009  (11)
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• 30: More Thoughts On Dealing With Hostile Behavior (2)
• 29: Defensive Measures While Traveling (0)
• 27: Routine Ranger Patrol Turned Violent (0)
• 25: When To Consider Protective Measures Against Hostility  (0)
• 24: Memorial Day–On a Personal Note (1)
• 20: Dismal Swamp Generates Picture Sales Of My Wife (0)
• 18: My Images Currently Illustrating the Natchez Trace and the Arctic Refuge (0)
• 13: Winter Releases Its Hold on Glacier National Park–Reluctantly (0)
• 09: Mainlining Coffee? Then Early Season Camping in the UP May Not be Your Cup of Tea (1)
• 06: We Honeymoon at the World Trade Center And Now It’s 18 Years Later. What’s Happened? (0)
• 02: Nikon’s Slow Sync Helps Blend Natural and Articifial Light (0)

April 2009  (10)
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• 30: Black Bears Now Out and About (3)
• 27: Spring Pilgrimage In Natchez Mississippi (1)
• 22: Poke Salad and Other Epicurean Delights From A Plumb-Southern Cuisine  (0)
• 18: Natchez Trace Lures Model-T Owner–Every Year (0)
• 17: Historic Pope’s Tavern Along Natchez Trace Was Once My Home and That of Good Friend (0)
• 14: Civil War Gravesites Along the Natchez Trace (0)
• 13: Mount Locust–Two Centuries of Ownership (2)
• 12: The Natchez Trace–And Two Centuries of Travel (0)
• 10: Natchez Mississippi and its Spring Pilgrimage (0)
• 02: Padre Islands National Seashore is Bird Photographer’s Paradise (1)

March 2009  (13)
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• 31: Padres Island’s Sad (Pollution) and Happy (Ghost Crab) News (2)
• 30: Padre Island’s Pelican Patrol (0)
• 25: Padre Island National Seashore (3)
• 21: The Alamo–A Photographic Challenge (1)
• 20: Role of Sarah James in Protecting Arctic Refuge Prompts Another Prestigious Award (0)
• 18: New Vision for San Antonio’s Old Missions (0)
• 16: Heart of the Rocks (1)
• 14: Fort Bowie and the Significance of a Tiny Spring (0)
• 13: Tombstone, Arizona? Great, But You May Have More Fun Creating Your Own History (3)
• 12: Chiricahua-Land of Standing Up Rocks (1)
• 06: Celestial Directive Is Growing Louder–and Much Much Clearer (0)
• 04: Nature Photograhy at Organ Pipe–A Waiting Game (1)
• 02: Happy Among the Jumping Cholla, Fishhook Cactus and Creepy Crawlies (1)

February 2009  (11)
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• 28: Rites of Spring (0)
• 26: Tiny Sonora Desert Beauty–The Fairy Duster (0)
• 24:  Organ Pipe National Monument Where We’re in Fat City, Mostly (0)
• 22: Salvation Mountain–More Than Just an Ultimate Expression of Folk Art (0)
• 21: More Hummingbird Photography From Anza Borrego Desert State Park (0)
• 20: Ghost Mountain or Brokeback Mountain? Maybe There Is No Choice (1)
• 14: Anza Borrego’s First Wildflowers of the Season (1)
• 11: Hummingbirds Now Nesting in Anza Borrego (3)
• 07: Slot Canyons are Magnificient Manifestation of Erosion (2)
• 03: Nonconformist Marshall South And The Stubborn Fishhook Cactus (3)
• 01: Modern-day Peg-leggers; That’s Us (0)

January 2009  (9)
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• 28: Solar Panels — A Win-Win Situation in Death Valley (0)
• 25: Night Photography in Death Valley National Park (1)
• 23: Passionate About Packrat Poop (0)
• 19: What’s In A View? (2)
• 15: Death Valley Still Cures Cabin Fever (1)
• 12: Monida, Still There, But Just Barely (3)
• 08: Window of Opportunity for Extended Airstream Travels (1)
• 05: Montana Winters – Can You Both Love them AND Hate Them? (1)
• 01: My Year’s Favorite Photos (0)

December 2008  (10)
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• 29: Family Fun in Glacier’s Winter Wonderland (1)
• 25: Christmas From Our Side of the Mountain (2)
• 22: The Legacy of President George W. Bush (1)
• 18: Snowy Owls are a Ghost of the North (1)
• 15: Rangers Do Not Want Guns In Our National Parks (5)
• 11: Channel Islands National Park Boasts Many Success Stories (0)
• 08: Another Success Story at Channel Island National Park (1)
• 05: Creative use of PhotoShop Can Add Poignancy to People Photos (2)
• 03: How to Improve Your People Photos (1)
• 01: Eliciting Cooperation–A Critical Photographic Technique (0)

November 2008  (8)
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• 27: TURKEYS FOR THANKSGIVING? (1)
• 24: Photography–Here’s How One Man Broke into this Challenging Field (1)
• 20: Athabascan Fiddle Festival (0)
• 17: Gray Jay or Clark’s Nutcracker? A Case For Field Guides (1)
• 13: Feeder Watch! What’s in This Bird Monitoring Program For You? (0)
• 10: What We Can Learn From Chaco Culture National Historic Park That is Relevant Today (0)
• 06: Bighorn Sheep Rams Wear Biographies on Their Horns (0)
• 03: And Now Let The Rut Begin (0)

October 2008  (10)
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• 31: Happy Halloween–Hee, hee, hee! (0)
• 29: September 1963: Murder of Virgil Ware, as I Saw It–and Now See It (3)
• 27: October 1962: Mississippi Burned and I Saw It (2)
• 23: Glacier Park Closes Going-to-the-Sun Road, Ending Season on Glorious Note (0)
• 20: Duplicating This Grand ANWR Adventure Improbable With Sarah Palin as VP (2)
• 16: Elk “Battle” Ends With Redwood Tragedy (0)
• 13: Elkology 101–Some Basics about Elk During the Rut (0)
• 10: Of Border Crossings, Fishing, and Magnificent Canadian Park (0)
• 06: The Raven–My Good-luck Bird (2)
• 03: Recent Icefield Adventure Evokes Nostalgia–Generates Memories of Icefield Adventure-travel Tour (0)

September 2008  (15)
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• 29: Columbian Icefield-The Reservoir for a Continent (0)
• 25: Beware! Tis the Season of the Elk (0)
• 24: What’s in a Name? Mount Edith Cavell Reminds Us (0)
• 23: A Lifetime in the Mountains (0)
• 22: Pure Photograhy (0)
• 20: Americans Teaching Canadians; Canadians Teaching Americans (0)
• 19: Worst National Park Experience-Ever (1)
• 17: Lessons from the Eagle Eyre–and a Canadian Pub (0)
• 15: Maintaining Your Internal Balance–When the World Goes Beserk (0)
• 14: From Waterton to Kananaskis Country (0)
• 12: Where Does Fall Begin? (1)
• 10: Into The Wild–and the Fashion Magazine “Io Donna” (2)
• 08: Italian Film Crew Picks Airstream (1)
• 05: Bear Country (1)
• 01: Bear Grass–One Fawn’s Gourmet Meal (1)

August 2008  (8)
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• 27: Glacier’s Many Glacier Valley Might Also Be Called “Moose Valley” (0)
• 24: Yo Bear; Yo Bear (1)
• 19: Flathead Smoke Greeted Us Weary Airplane Travelers (1)
• 14: Lessons From Along Shade of Death Road (1)
• 12: East Coast Forests Now Lush With Mushrooms (7)
• 08: Regroup–Following X-country Flight; Mount Rainier Reflections (1)
• 05: Benefits of Bear Spray (0)
• 01: Pakboats Serve the “Minimalist” Approach of this Airstream Couple  (2)

July 2008  (10)
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• 28: Lilies In Glacier National Park (0)
• 24: Glacier’s Highline Trail (2)
• 21: Bob Frauson Memorial Service-”See You Next Spring” (0)
• 16: “HOLY S—!” When No Other Words Will Suffice (2)
• 14: When Prairie Winds Whip Wildflowers Nikon Strobes Save the Day (2)
• 10: Big Pig Dig (0)
• 06: Why the Instant Kinship Among Airstreamers? (1)
• 05: Reflections On the Badlands–As We’re Heading Home (1)
• 04: Should A Part of Badlands NP Be Returned to the Lakota? Some Think So. (0)
• 02: More From Knife River (0)

June 2008  (14)
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• 30: Departing (Reluctantly) Knife River Indian Villages National Historic Site (0)
• 29: Knife River Is Archaeologist’s Dream…And, Keep Guns out of Our National Parks (0)
• 28: Cranking Out Ducks (1)
• 26: 81st Annual Writer’s Convention–Another Success (0)
• 23: Judging Photos at the Outdoor Writer’s Association of America Is Humbling (0)
• 20: The Park that Made a President (0)
• 19: Huge Hail, Snake in the Grass & Other Travel Trivia (0)
• 17: Montana’s Flathead Valley–Not So Good For Your Health (0)
• 16: Open the Arctic Refuge Safely? Mendacity, Nothing but Mendacity (1)
• 14: Tim Russert–How Did He Remain Above the Fray? (2)
• 12: Averting Disaster–On Mount Rainier and in the Out-of-doors (1)
• 10: Snow, Global Warming–and Montana’s Dinosaurs (2)
• 06: Of Politics and Flowers (0)
• 03: Flowers and Falls (1)

May 2008  (10)
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• 31: By Their Beaks Shall Ye Know Them, Chapter Two (1)
• 29: Fifty-Million Year Old Birds (0)
• 25: Memorial Day–On a Personal Note (0)
• 23: Bison Range Celebrates One-hundred Years (1)
• 21: They Were “Honeyed Up;” Reflections from my Days As a Back-country Ranger (2)
• 19: Springtime in Glacier National Park (0)
• 15: Homecoming for Hummers–Hummingbirds that is (0)
• 14: Is Glacier About to Flood? (0)
• 09: New Falcon Book Release: Glacier National Park Pocket Guide (0)
• 02: Soiled Doves, Lingering Winter and the Charm of The Nugget Campground (0)

April 2008  (15)
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• 30: Photo Blinds (0)
• 27: Outdoor Writer’s Organization Entertains and Educates (1)
• 26: Airstream Updates Simplify Work  (0)
• 23: World’s Eighth Wonder? (0)
• 20: Unknown Marta Becket Created Audience, and a Work of Art (1)
• 18: Earth Mother (0)
• 16: The V-Bar-V Heritage Site (0)
• 14: Things Have Changed (0)
• 13: Focus Photography (0)
• 12: So How Do You Like It? Or, Cycling Prescott’s Peavine Trail (0)
• 10: The Palace: “Arizona’s Oldest Frontier Bar” (3)
• 09: Prescott’s Promised Land (0)
• 07: Jerome Preserves Arizona’s Wild, Wild West (0)
• 05: Point of Rocks Campground (0)
• 03: Why An Armed Escort into Organ Pipe National Monument? (1)

March 2008  (13)
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• 30: Unique Airstream Gathering (0)
• 29: Organ Pipe Photo Restospective (0)
• 27: Organ Pipe, Struggling to Keep the Stories Accessible (0)
• 21: Sunset For the Joshua Tree? (0)
• 17: Photographing Mitchell Caverns (0)
• 15: Mojave National Preserve–Beauty and the Beast (1)
• 13: VIPs Acquaint Us with Mojave National Preserve (0)
• 11: MANY STORIED SANDS (0)
• 10: Geological Formation Unique to Mojave National Preserve  (1)
• 07: Sands That Sing (0)
• 06: Belly Plants (0)
• 04: Zen and the Art of Airstream Maintenance (3)
• 03: Marta Becket’s Amargosa Opera House–And the Power of One (1)

February 2008  (13)
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• 29: From Death Valley to Gambling Fever (0)
• 27: Death Valley, Always Colorful, Always Photogenic (0)
• 25: Of Desert Pupfish, the Harley Davidson Crowd–and one Small Woman (1)
• 22: Challenged In Death Valley By Old and New Friends (0)
• 20: Desert Five-Spot and the Function of Beauty (0)
• 18: Death Valley Can Kill (0)
• 16: Spring Awakenings in Death Valley (1)
• 13: Badwater, Where an Entire River Disappears (0)
• 11: Death Valley and the Challenge For Photographers (1)
• 07: Wildflower Alert At Anza-Borrego State Park (3)
• 06: Desert Details (1)
• 04: Gray Whales and Dolphin Super Pods (1)
• 01: Lessons From Yaquitepec (5)

January 2008  (21)
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• 30: Magnificent Experiment or Simply Forerunners of the Hippies? (3)
• 29: Hellhole Canyon (1)
• 28: Learning about The Antiquities of Anza-Borrego with a Park Archaeologist (2)
• 26: Coyote Canyon and the Anza Expedition (2)
• 24: Rain, Leaves and the Ocotillo Plant (3)
• 23: Slot Canyon and Kangaroo Rats (1)
• 22: The Compulsion of the Borrego Badlands (0)
• 21: Eyes of the Canyon (1)
• 20: Anza Borrego’s Endangered Peninsular Bighorn Sheep (1)
• 18: Departing Zion Amidst Disturbing News (0)
• 17: Zion’s Ancient Rock Art (0)
• 16: Day’s Best Photo from Zion National Park (0)
• 15: Grand Transitions (1)
• 13: Monida, A Dying Little Town (1)
• 11: Mice, Airstream–and Now Hantavirus? (0)
• 10: Montana’s Pryor Mountains (1)
• 08: Extreme Ice Fishing (0)
• 06: All Along It’s Been Raccoons (1)
• 05: Ice Fishing Gear (1)
• 03: Grumpy Old Men (0)
• 01: Skiing The Winter Woods (1)

December 2007  (10)
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• 30: Lucky to Have Mice (0)
• 29: Pero, The Luckiest Mouse Alive (6)
• 28: Digital Night Photography (2)
• 26: Getting Rid of the Mice in our Airstream Travel Trailer (5)
• 24: What is Christmas? (0)
• 22: Turkeys In Montana–Successful or Too Successful? (1)
• 19: Nikon’s D300 Inspires  (2)
• 14: Bay Bayou, A Tampa RV Resort (0)
• 11: Christmas in Bigfork (1)
• 05: Pileated Woodpeckers—Is it Hector or Hortense? (12)

November 2007  (8)
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• 29: Snow Falling On Cedars (0)
• 21: Thanksgiving Pardon (4)
• 19: Observations From Two Of Our Nation’s First Conservationists (0)
• 17: Fall’s Ripeness Along the Natchez Trace National Parkway (1)
• 15: Snow Falls over Exhausted Bull Elk (0)
• 06: Photoshop Revisited (2)
• 04: Is Global Warming Real? Consider these Glacier Park Photos Before Answering (0)
• 01: Photoshop For Quick Easy Changes (1)

October 2007  (9)
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• 30: How Our Rural Community Responded to the Presence of Two Escaped Criminals (0)
• 25: Escaped Criminals and the Way Moose Achieve Status (0)
• 21: Fall Foliage Rules the Day (3)
• 13: Bannack, Montana, Provides Windows into the Past (2)
• 09: Outhouse in Montana’s Nevada City is Politician’s Dream (1)
• 06: History Lives in Montana’s Virginia City (1)
• 04: Learning to Talk Wolf (1)
• 03: With Some Caution Fall RV camping In Yellowstone Provides Immense Photo Rewards (0)
• 02: Before Encountering these Two Species in Yellowstone National Park, Learn About Them at the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center (0)

September 2007  (7)
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• 27: Montana’s Grant Kohrs Ranch Brings the Old West Alive (0)
• 24: Fall Along the Natchez Trace National Parkway (0)
• 20: Want To Hear And See Elk Do Battle? Head To Glacier National Park (0)
• 18: Fall Foliage in Glacier National Park (0)
• 11: Firefighters in Creston, Montana, Recall 9/11 (0)
• 11: Glacier National Park’s Many Storied Valley (2)
• 05: Moose Photos From Glacier National Park Show Bizarre Feeding Techniques (4)

August 2007  (6)
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• 31: Airstream Camper Tips (3)
• 22: Mount Rainier Climbing Synopsis (2)
• 16: Faces From Mount Rainier (3)
• 13: Mount Rainer—By the Grace of God & a Damn Good Guide (4)
• 07: Mount Rainier—A Place of Some Tragedy But Offset By Many Triumphs (3)
• 01: Forest Fires and Smoke Envelope Montana’s Flathead Valley (0)

July 2007  (6)
Detailed Monthly Archive

• 30: Training For Mount Rainier In Glacier National Park Transforms Drudgery Into Pleasure (0)
• 24: What’s Causing Global Warming? In the Great Basin Pikas Provide More Clues (0)
• 17: Global Warming and the View from Glacier’s Grinnell Glacier Overlook (3)
• 08: Fields and Fields of Canola—But is the Oil Healthy?  (0)
• 07: A New Great Blue Heron Rookery (2)
• 01: Preparing To Climb Mount Rainier (4)

June 2007  (7)
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• 27: DO YOU DIG DINOS? Then Follow Montana’s Dinosaur Trial (1)
• 24: Night Of The Grizzlies (18)
• 20: Top Ten National Parks for RVers (3)
• 15: Three Baby Skunks Venture into the Big World (0)
• 11: No Table Manners Among Turkey Vulture  (1)
• 08: Kayaking Can Extend RV Adventures (2)
• 05: Cycling Glacier National Park’s Going To The Sun Road (3)

May 2007  (10)
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• 26: Arctic Grayling Still Thrive in Isolated Montana Lakes (0)
• 23: AN OLD FARMER’S ADVICE (1)
• 21: In Defense of Dandelions (4)
• 18: Turkey Smarts, Or More Bird Feeder Tales (0)
• 16: Pleasures Derived From Bird Feeders (0)
• 13: The Natchez Trace National Parkway  (0)
• 10: Observations From The Nest of a Great Horned Owl (0)
• 08: Arrowleaf Balsam Root, Chapter Two (0)
• 06: Arrowleaf Balsamroot—Another Of The Flathead’s Spring Spectacles (0)
• 03: Alaska Boating Adventure (3)

April 2007  (9)
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• 30: Stroke—Learn The Symptoms For One Day Such Knowledge Could Help You Or A Love One (3)
• 22: Planet Earth and Earth Day (0)
• 21: Alaska’s Denali National Park—and THE MOUNTAIN (1)
• 18: Montana’s National Bison Range Is 18,500-Acre Classroom (0)
• 16: Who’s King of the Pasture at Montana’s National Bison Range? (0)
• 12: A Spring Awakening In Montana’s Flathead, Which Here Includes Bears, Flowers and Birds (0)
• 09: Global Warming/Al Gore Editorial (3)
• 08: Preparing For A Photo Contest (1)
• 02: Flathead Valley’s Annual Creston Auction (0)

March 2007  (17)
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• 27: Spring Awakening & G-bear Delisting (0)
• 22: Harassed Wildlife—Not Always Able To Cope (0)
• 21: Hayduke Lives (0)
• 20: RV Regroup—On the Vernal Equinox (0)
• 19: RVing Into Montana (1)
• 18: Nevada Confuses Our GPS (0)
• 17: The Lure of Open Spaces (2)
• 16: Compassionate Water Tanks (1)
• 15: Star Light, Stars So Very, Very Bright… Or Night Photography in Organ Pipe National Monument (1)
• 14: Five Years Ago A Ranger was Murdered In Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument—What’s Happened Since? (0)
• 09: ROAMING THE OUTBACK (0)
• 09: Arizona Sonora Desert Museum—Interpreting an Often Misunderstood World (1)
• 07: Flattery Works (0)
• 06: Junior Ranger Emma Luhr Interprets Saguaro National Park (1)
• 05: RV Group Lifestyles—Appropriate for This Independent Woman (2)
• 04: Hardships of RV Travel (0)
• 02: Forget Hurricane Katrina and Look to the Area’s Glorious Plantations (0)

February 2007  (8)
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• 28: Hurricane Katrina—We’ll Always Remember (0)
• 26: Remember The Alamo (1)
• 21: A Day In the Life at Bay Bayou RV Resort (0)
• 18: Gator Drama In Shark Valley (1)
• 15: Return To The Everglade’s Anhinga Trail (2)
• 10: The Dry Tortugas—Islands Washed by the Sea and Sun But Also By Disease and Disaster (1)
• 04: Hemingway’s Urinal (2)
• 02: A Letter to Save Everglades National Park (0)

January 2007  (11)
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• 29: Ranger Overboard (2)
• 25: Gators On My Mind (0)
• 22: Stalking the Mangroves of the Ding Darling National Wildlife Refuge (0)
• 21: Dateline Sanibel Island: Trouble In Paradise (2)
• 20: Caution: Sanibel’s Sea Shells Can Engender Habit-Forming Behavior (3)
• 17: By Their Beaks Shall Ye Know Them (1)
• 15: Personalities At Bay Bayou RV Resort (1)
• 13: Fishing Techniques From Fishing Fools (6)
• 10: Tampa Florida—More Naturally (0)
• 07: Hey, It’s a Gator. Could It Be “Tiny?” (2)
• 03: Trailer Trash: Gordy Milner, Because He’s More Than A Chameleon (1)

December 2006  (7)
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• 31: The Family Threskiornithidae (0)
• 24: Christmas On The Road (0)
• 19: Kayaking Old Tampa Bay (1)
• 16: Tampa’s Cycling Trails—Ribbons of Sanity Through a Sea of Chaos (1)
• 09: Tampa, Florida—Setting For An Outlandish Experiment (2)
• 04: Sunshine Skyway Bridge—Converting Tragedy Into Pleasure (4)
• 03: Retrospectives—In Which We Find a Title for Our Blog (0)

November 2006  (13)
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• 30: Tarpon Spring—Home of Sponges and Greek Food (0)
• 29: Bosque Del Apache and Big Bend—Winter Destinations for Wildlife Enthusiasts (1)
• 26: Florida Perspectives (0)
• 23: Museum of the Cherokee—Plus Thanksgiving Salutes (1)
• 20: Lessons From Cades Cove and the People Who Once Trod These Great Smoky Mountains (1)
• 18: When it Snows in the Great Smokies (0)
• 18: Great Smoky Mountain National Park—Learning from the Past to Preserve the Future (0)
• 15: Appalachia, the Blue Ridge Parkway—and Miller’s Camp (0)
• 13: Lunch in the Shadow of President Hoover (0)
• 11: Bewitched by Shenandoah’s Late Autumn Season (2)
• 06: Harper’s Ferry, Where History Reigns (0)
• 05: Arctic Interlude (1)
• 03: Antietam National Battlefield—Where Bayonets Gleamed Blood-red (0)

October 2006  (11)
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• 31: Restrospective On New Mexico’s Acoma Pueblo & New England’s Halloween (1)
• 27: Valley Forge—Where Ragtags Became First-rate Soldiers (2)
• 25: Reflections—West Point (1)
• 21: Expediting Your American-Canadian Border Crossing—Dress As Though You’re About to Meet Your Mother-in-law for the First Time (0)
• 19: Leaves Fall and Birds Fly, and I Wonder Why (0)
• 15: The Princess of Acadia (1)
• 13: Learning from the Acadians and Their Tragic Deportation (2)
• 08: Fort Anne’s Popular Graveyard Stroll—A Nighttime Digression that Recounts History & The Macabre (2)
• 05: Grand Pré—A Historic Park and Prime Contender for Designation as a World Heritage Site (0)
• 03: Oyster Farming—A Unique Business In Nova Scotia (1)
• 01: Louisbourg Fortress—Could This Ancient Bastion in Nova Scotia Be North America’s Most Engaging Living History Program? We Think So! (0)

September 2006  (11)
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• 27: Searching For Whales–And Finding Them (0)
• 25: Nova Scotia’s Incredible Cabot Drive (1)
• 18: Kayaking the Bay of Fundy (3)
• 16: Canada’s Bay Of Fundy—Home to the World’s Greatest Tides (1)
• 12: Photographing Maine Moose In The Shadow Of Mount Katahdin—And Some Unexpected Risks (1)
• 09: Mount Katahdin—An Appalachian Trail Terminus—Where Stalwarts Are Still Being Created (0)
• 06: Privileged To Meet A Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman–and Share Some Commonalities (0)
• 04: Stepping Back In Time At Quebec’s Île D’ Orleans (0)
• 03: In and Around Vieux Québec—By Bicycle, Almost Speaking French (0)
• 02: The Citadel—Preserving Québec’s Peace (0)
• 01: Québec City—The French Connection (0)

August 2006  (7)
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• 27: RV Travel That Works (0)
• 25: Ticonderoga—America’s First Revolutionary War Victory (1)
• 23: New Jersey—Historic And Surprisingly Rural (0)
• 20: Shades Of Death Road (3)
• 14: Old Sturbridge Village (1)
• 06: Kayaking To the Wreck of the Francisco Morazan (2)
• 01: National Parks Unite In Strange Ways (0)

July 2006  (8)
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• 31: Mackinac National Park, Our Nation’s Second Such Reserve, Existed But Briefly (0)
• 25: Bison & Theodore Roosevelt Ranger John Heiser Are Kindred Spirits (0)
• 24: Theodore Roosevelt National Park–A Park That Unifies (0)
• 18: Fort Union–Still An Outpost On The Missouri (0)
• 17: The Wolf Point Stampede; More Than A Small Town Rodeo (0)
• 16: Montana’s Highline—A Rural Road Through Rural America That Should Remain Rural (0)
• 10: Twelve Trail Miles in Glacier National Park With Emma, A Six-Year Old (0)
• 06: Islands In The Sun (0)

June 2006  (12)
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• 30: Never A Bad Day At Logan Pass (0)
• 28: At 86 He’s Still “The Keeper Of Kintla” (9)
• 27: The Tranquility of Kintla Lake (0)
• 23: More On Bears & Bear Maulings (0)
• 22: So You Rolled A Kayak–Once. Big Deal! (0)
• 20: Patting Your Head; Rubbing Your Stomach. In a Kayak. Upside Down. IT’S ALL ABOUT ROLLING! (0)
• 18: To Win a Photo Contest it Helps to be Local (0)
• 17: Reflections  (1)
• 17: Mission Statement (0)
• 12: Training People To Watch Bears (0)
• 09: Where To Kick The Computer? (0)
• 02: Denali National Park (0)

May 2006  (5)
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• 31: Exploring Death Valley (0)
• 31: Power of One (0)
• 29: Flower Photography (0)
• 28: Joy Of Travel (0)
• 23: The Gwich’in and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (1)

May 2003  (1)
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• 04: Fall Along the Natchez Trace (0)

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