A historic spring house, at what was once A'Sturgis Station, Louisville, Kentucky, ca 1780. It still produces a constant large volume of water, unused now, but a treasure then. Spring House Overview Spring House Detail Trophy hunting has never been my game, but this one, I couldn't resist. Patagonia, Arizona, 1992. Javelina Living with a few artifacts of the time and incorporating them into modern daily life is one of the most pleasant aspects of studying life in early America, for me.
Bread just tastes better when mixed in a Kentucky poplar dough bowl.
Cupboard Few animals are more impressive to me than the raptors, and I consider myself very privileged to have been able to live with a large hen redtail named Moriah for almost three years. We made a good team, and she put many a bunny in the pot. When I was a boy, I walked four miles to school. Uphill in both directions. In the snow.