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The Six-Mile Bear
I’m not afraid of bears. Black bears I mean. Grizzlies are another story. You see, I spent my 20th summer working in Yellowstone National Park. Back then it was bears, or rather people’s interaction with bears that caused problems. Bear jams were common. Traffic would back up because a bear was near the […]
Well I think all of us who are involved in equities are more than ready to say goodbye to 2008. I can’t think of a more welcomed passing, well, maybe a few. But anyway, farewell to 2008 and hello 2009 – please, please treat us better!
Last week, we accidentally left out a crucial sentence in the “Murphys Rocks!” photo essay; failing to give the name of the lead guitarist for the Bay Area All-Stars. He is, in fact, the one and only – the renowned Johnny Gunn! And here’s another photo of the band!
Capturing the New Year
“Thank you for the great coverage of the New Year’s Eve Party Bus. Greg rode along and stopped off at each of our destinations to interview and photograph. It was a great evening, everyone had fun, and no one on our bus got a DUI.Thanks again.” – Any Event Shirley Vierth and Diane […]
Jeanne Tanghe of Mi Wuk Village reads the Sierra Mountain Times at a barn dance with Maggie Mae, a country music entertainer in Oxford, Wisconsin. Jeanne and a large group of her Wisconsin relatives enjoyed a tractor ride through the cornfields and a family reunion. Tara and Taylor Dennis reading the Sierra Mountain Times at Annapolis […]
