After the Fire, Giving Thanks
Editor’s Note: Alan Scott was in the neighborhood evacuated for the East Canyon fire, a Type 2 fire which quickly burned 3,000 acres here in southwest Colorado. Scott watched anxiously as planes dropped fire retardant on and around his home as the fire raged all […]
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Wildfire Evacuation: No Time to Think
Last Sunday was like most others. After a lazy breakfast of tea and toast, I was ticking off my property project list. In the late morning, I gathered equipment – loppers, bug dope, and two quarts of water for myself and the dogs – for […]
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Lockdown Elsewhere
A note from the Editor: Here at Cayuse Communications, we’ve been thinking about our community. How best to come together and share during this time? We’ve reached out to friends to see how they are making lemonade from lemons and coping with the strains of […]
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ADDITIONAL POSTS
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Absurdities Make Us Human
Katrin Silva writes eloquently about quarantine fatigue here. For me, though, it’s all about quarantine absurdities, like this ridiculous meme a friend sent me. Sometimes...
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Western Snap: Pretty and Versatile
Traversing tropical forest in the Western Snap shirt. Photo, Beau Gaughran Through their form, fashion, and function, clothes define us. They...
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Pandemic Progress?
Editor's Note: This short report is part of the Cayuse Corona Community, a series of posts to share and communicate our challenges and successes during...
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Of Whoopie Pies and Wilderness
A delivery of yum from Maine Here’s the thing about whoopie pies: They aren’t that good. Never were. The official Maine...
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Oranges and Lemons
A view from my road Do you take the oranges? Outside my closed, local gym, there sits a box of oranges...
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High on Hokas
Editor's Note: Aside from her impressive accomplishments as a horsewoman, Katrin Silva is also a top ultra runner. She has competed in nineteen 100-mile races,...
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