On the Edge of Wilderness in the Middle of Freedom By Dennis Pence This is what much of America used to be. I sat in a rickety old lawn chair on an even ricketier deck, admiring the view. It was … Continue reading
Stress and Pleasure along the Corridor Story and Photos by Dennis Pence Anxiety gnawed—which seems to be happening more often in my later years than in the past. My thirty- year-old son Nick and I had agreed to drive the … Continue reading
In an Ancient Grove By Dennis Pence It’s like walking through a cathedral,” Marty said during an over-the-fence conversation early one sunny morning. She was speaking of the Giant Red Cedar National Recreation Trail less than a dozen miles from … Continue reading
Coastal Forest Thriving in Idaho Story and Photos by Dennis Pence Bob, a forester for one of what I call the alphabet agencies, sat in the passenger seat of the pickup as we drove to the Grandad area on Dworshak … Continue reading
