Archaeological sites expose layers of deposits buried through geologic eras. The cultural artifacts and natural sediments that form each level or strata offer a snapshot of  a single place through changing time. But what about our own strata of past experience? What if the adventures, sorrows and trials we encounter as we move through our […]Read Post ›

I learned over a decade to appreciate the subtle beauty of British Columbia’s more northern interior regions. But arriving on the coast recently is a little like landing in the middle of Beethoven’s Victory symphony at its crashing height. The  landscape here commands attention; expects reverence.  Coming to a standstill with the shorebirds on the […]Read Post ›

I saw a recent post by a New Yorker who had made a vow to take a photograph every day for the rest of his life.  I found something compelling about that thought. Not so much the  bravado of setting himself a rigid task  – and being so public about it – but because: why […]Read Post ›