Come Celebrate May Day 2019 with the Seabright Morris Dancers May is probably the sexiest month of the year. It is a time for singing the praises of ancient pagan festivals and traditions, celebrating the mating game – a tradition that continues to this day of reveling in all thingsRead More →
By Lisa Robinson Perhaps the last bears at “Big Trees” [now Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park]. In 1919, film star Nell Shipman and a party of actors visited the Big Trees on their way to Seattle. She had recently starred in “God’s Country and the Woman” and “Back to God’sRead More →
By Chris Finnie The April 1 issue of The Nation magazine says about one dump truck of plastic waste leaks into the oceans every minute—8 million tons each year. “Only 9% of it is recycled. The rest is thrown away, burned, or buried, left to wash into streams and riversRead More →
April showers bring May flowers, and all those beautiful green hills. With the sprouting of so much flora and fauna, I thought this to be a perfect addition to your spring baking. Many people realize the value of sprouted grains, from shots of wheatgrass juice to sprouted whole grain breads.Read More →
Spring into Home Improvements As sure as April showers lead to May flowers, spring is the season when many homeowners begin projects to update their homes. Some early birds are already working, planning to trade their old nest in for a new one. Here are a few samples of someRead More →
