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Silence of the Lawns
Posted by Scott Stowell on September 09, 2021 | Add new comment
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No sooner had the cold sizzle of beer hit my throat, than our neighbor’s hired grasscutter fired up his supercharged ride’m lawnmower next door.
What's in a Name?
Posted by Scott Stowell on May 23, 2021 | Add new comment
Its name is Buyck, an unincorporated hamlet in Northern Minnesota just a few miles southwest of Canada. Actually, if I trailed a deer there during hunting season, I could have unwittingly crossed the international border…with a loaded gun.
Fish & Visitors
Posted by Scott Stowell on May 09, 2021 | Add new comment
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In many tourist towns, the early season percolates with excitement. But depending on the town, Franklin’s quote becomes gospel as days wear on and the atmosphere turns ripe.
Resurgent Perspective
Posted by Scott Stowell on March 28, 2021 | Add new comment
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North of Minnesota Nice
Posted by Scott Stowell on December 01, 2020 | Add new comment
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Voices of the Process
Posted by Scott Stowell on November 11, 2020 | Add new comment
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“It’s kind of like an orgasm,” he said. “You don’t know how you did that.”
Not knowing how or why something happened is the core of magic. It tickles the inexplicable, but it’s no less real.
The Evolution of Priorities
Posted by Scott Stowell on August 04, 2020 | Add new comment
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Having developed my highway skills inside a snug Volkswagen Beetle, the Land Shark was a different beast.
Airwave Illusions
Posted by Scott Stowell on July 17, 2020 | Add new comment
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This is a show for the ages. The girls dream to be the chick they’ve never seen from morning radio who will introduce the band.
The Scariest Thing in the Forest
Posted by Scott Stowell on May 03, 2020 | Add new comment
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Wilderness is the very definition of social distance. In these pandemic times, wilderness might be one of the safest places to reside.