The valley wobbled and fell into winter. No other way to look at it.

Today Arapahoe Basin, base elevation of 10,780 feet on the Colorado Continental Divide, took the annual ski industry sweepstakes becoming […]

In 1890 Fredrick Turner spoke before the US Congress declaring the frontier was tamed. The westward expansion reached the west […]

The sun warmed Tuesday to 20 plus. In the evening a few clouds hung on the Lizards creating a multi-hued […]

We perch on the cusp of summer, about to fall. In the last three days, my crab apple tree moved […]

I woke this morning to a hard rain turning harder–into graupel or soft hail. The splash of rain changed to […]

On a glorious Sunday in April the Fat Lady sang at FAR with the background vocals and chorus supplied by […]

By Keith Liggett A friend spent three days last week flying around the surrounding valleys making a mid-winter wildlife count. […]

Thursday Jan 9th at 7AM, checking the Griz at the top of the Bear, 28cm’s of snow overnight. Most of […]

Growing up on the Roadrunner cartoons affected a whole generation and a half. It was OK to blow someone up […]

Driving away from my house a couple days ago, I scared a young black bear out of my neighbor’s apple […]

As I drive out of Fernie toward Cranbrook, I am reminded of a Gary Larson cartoon. The road is lined […]