Oh. I see it now. On a trail above treeline, somewhere upwards of 10,000 feet, my gaze is fixed east toward where I came

I knew the forecast could go either way. It was a bluebird day over the parking lot, the most marvelous weather, arguably the perfect day

I went from two dogs to zero in the space of four months. Their loss was the furthest thing from sudden. It was months--years, even--of

I don't love the forest like I love a good chocolate chip cookie or my favorite pen. I love the forest like I

A few months ago, I sat on a slope of loose rock next to a shrubby juniper. From my perch on top of the Redwall