I’m a collector of things – but I am far from a hoarder. Instead of stacking newspapers in my basement, I like to pick up odd rocks and twisted sticks from the trail when I’m out hiking. In the spring and summer, I’ve been known to press flowers between pages, and it wouldn’t be outContinue reading “The Memory Collectors of Maromas”
Category Archives: Uncategorized
Playlist: December
December is the beginning of the end; the swan song to the preceding year. We generally spend it getting ready for the holidays – which we’re still doing – but being that this year was a little off-kilter, I wanted to make a playlist that reflected more than just Christmas and New Year’s. So IContinue reading “Playlist: December”
King Edward: The Cider That Got Away
How not to make hard apple cider
A Note On Early Winter Hiking In Connecticut…
Sure there’s a staunch group of diehard outdoor enthusiasts disbursed throughout the world that don’t mind the cold weather, But most folks take the winter off – in terms of outdoor activities in colder climates. Truth be told: this is perfect hiking weather.Cold. Quiet. Covered in snow. It’s a real hell of a time toContinue reading “A Note On Early Winter Hiking In Connecticut…”
Toilet Paper And Bicycles
So you find yourself in the middle of a pandemic – with a little extra time on your hands – and you want to get back into mountain biking. Problem is, you don’t have a mountain bike. In fact, aside from a strong will and an able body, you don’t have anything that relates toContinue reading “Toilet Paper And Bicycles”
The Wooling Of America
During this pandemic, when life slowed down to a crawl, we should have all been given an opportunity to do a system’s check and suss out what we like and don’t like about ourselves, make adjustments, and adapt to what’s being called the “new normal”. This also should have been a time where we uppedContinue reading “The Wooling Of America”
Robert Hunter, RIP
Today, Robert Hunter passed away… Lyricist for the Grateful Dead, and so much more – Hunter penned some of the stuff that became our memorable moments in life. His words carried through the tunes and gave them the spirit they needed to sit up on the shelf for generations; without need of support. He wasContinue reading “Robert Hunter, RIP”