WHAT'S NEW In 2002?
Here is a set of links for what was added in 2002:
In learning about this poet, I have strayed back into the life of Francis of Assisi and spent a lot more time
thinking about Courtly love, thanks to several more books by James Cowan, including "Letters from a Wild State,"
"A Saint's Way" and "A Mapmaker's Dream."
The result is a cluster of six smaller web pages under the above link.
The southeastern California desert's Mojave National Preserve has some very interesting geological features
that make for fun visits. Two of these features are Mitchell Caverns and Hole in the Wall, items two and three
for 2002.
What significance does Hole in the Wall have? It is a pretty place is all, and when nature provides a pretty
place it deserves to be explored.
See why I believe it to be a glacial debris-flow instead.
a short page on the Lamoille Canyon glaciers (near Elko).
AKA: the "Alps of Nevada" and "Nevada's Yosemite" (according to several guidebooks). See
for yourself.
It has been augmented by experience (a visit to Fermilab in Illinois) and more reading in 2002. It has been
changed from its Trellix format (works great for smaller documents, but awkward for a review of over a hundred
pages). It is now in PDF format for downloading and reading at your leisure using the Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Discussion, obsession, travelogue, Fairytale (that isn't) and lots of pictures!
That's all for 2002, probably, it has been a full year. Can't imagine what 2003 brings, but am looking forward
to it.
(Click on links above, or if what you are looking for is not on this list, try using the Outline
of links on the main Home Page)
This page was obviously expanded over the entire year 2002.
A new page has been started for 2003.
The idea is to not add to the previous four home pages listed at the bottom of the main
Home Page, but each year to create a new home page for that year. Like an Encyclopedia with its yearbooks?
Yup, just like that!