Covid Fatigue. It’s that feeling of “here we go again avoiding crowds, staying close to home, being careful.” Nostalgia. It comes when we remember being
Author: Julie Cosgrove
Trailside Art: Marshall Canyon Winters
It’s not Wrightwood. It’s not Big Bear. It’s not even Mt. Baldy. But we do have winter here. Thus far, no snow and frost melts
Trailside Stories: Peace Pals for the Kiddos (Knitting4Peace, Part 2)
Fifteen years ago, my hiking friend, Rosie Guadarrama, walked the grounds of Chautauqua in New York and was delighted by the sight of
K4P = Knitting (and quilting and crocheting) for Peace
Knitting For Peace is a community of volunteers who knit, quilt and crochet handcrafted items to give away. For 15 years, they have been making
Dog Days of Summer: with cats and birds
Since the advent of global warming, we decided to be good citizens and save water by letting our backyard go to rack and ruin…or rather
Dog Days of Summer: National Work Like a Dog Day
It’s August of the warmest summer in recent memory. Sometimes just walking to the car in a sunny lot is heavy work. So we recommend