Signs of Winter

Starting with a new batch of piglets.

Those cold mornings.

Who, Me?

I remember the first time I wielded a sledge hammer. It was with Sam and Darcy, making crush for the turnpike at Little Rock Pond. I can still recall the stiffening pain the following morning. The first time I went backpacking, I turned around. This year, I led my first trail crew. After several months on a peer crew, I worked with Michael Trubman to lead an 8 week residential crew. In September, Priscilla Tanager and I teamed up for carpentry and rock work as leaders of an all women’s youth development crew. When our work was complete, I joined a select crew to finish projects before snow hit the ground. This post wouldn’t be complete without the mention of my exceptional supervisor, Hannah Clark.

My co.

A picture perfect crew.

East coast rockers.

Gettin’ down to business.

If the tool belt fits, wear it.

Summer Snapshots

The city, as usual.

Fabrics and such.

Nick and Angelica get married.

My beaver pond drained by Tropical Storm Irene.

Who Will Claim Responsibility for the Crisis of Consumerism?

New beginnings.

Cultural dilution.

Everlasting memories.

Recycling.

Indigenous routes.

Broken.

Making trash go away.

On the road to happiness.

Rock Steady

Rock guru Peter Jensen really rocks. Along with his decades of world renowned trail and rock expertise, Peter taught us about humility, sensibility and the importance of a good sense of humor.

Peter Jensen (left) with my co-leader Michael Trubman.

Lower staircase in Richmond.

Armored cross drain with pitching.

Underground Details

Meet Me Under The Chandelier

Wait, Which Way Is It?

I Knew She’d Be Late

 Caution! Doors Closing!

Women Dancing On The Ceiling

Commuter Background

To Exit

The Way Things Used To Be Around Here

Birch Bench

Nothing Imported From China

Rest Your Head

Crib

Sunday Meeting Place

Photographs taken at the museum of traditional wood crafts in Suzdal, Russia.

Residential Graffitti

I Heart Free Press

Arm Yourself Or The Television Screen Will Win!

Звук “Sound”  (This Photograph is Dedicated to Tom Phonic)

I Love Octopi

Windows To The Soul

Powder Blue

Snow White

Green All Year Long

Scenes From The Past Life

The horse that said hello.

Garlic field, a little to the left.

Sun sets.

Over the hills and far away, again.

Barn door, closed.