by staff | Jan 15, 2025 | Foraging, Uncategorized
Happy January, food & foraging friends! Last Sunday, hanging with the women’s improv group I play with, I excitedly shared that a reporter is covering my next evergreen workshop (more on that later). “Oh, there was just a bit on eating evergreens on...
by staff | Mar 19, 2022 | Travel
As part of my experience learning at Fox Haven Farm and Learning Center, I wrote a blog series. Click on the links below to learn more about their programs. 2022 Welcome to the Wilderness Wayfinding and Signaling Food and Water Firemaking Shelter 2021 Forager Level...
by staff | Jul 27, 2019 | Around the World series
For a dose of the red tape and helter-skelter services that plague post-communist Europe, head for Bulgaria. The average pack-a-day smoker could outrun a Bulgarian train, and maps seem to be drawn by an astigmatic drunk. Travelers risk a $200 fine for failing to fill...
by staff | Jul 27, 2019 | Around the World series
Tibet is a place of pilgrimage. To Tibetans, for whom religion encompasses all, sacred sites are everywhere: city monasteries, holy boulders and hermit caves. The longer and harder the journey, the more the merit. For Westerners who worship superlatives, Tibet’s...
by staff | Jul 27, 2019 | Around the World series
Three hours behind schedule, the Madrid-bound 747 was still circling JFK’s runways without a word from the Iberia Airlines crew. The Spanish passengers barely glanced at their watches; the Americans on board were unmistakable from their scowling brows and...
