My first column for Craigmore Creations is now live. The new bi-weekly will feature things to do with the kids outdoors. Appropriately enough, the first article is about one of my favorite spots, the Portland Japanese Garden. Check out the article here.
Fall Festivals are everywhere, but what really makes these events stand out? Adam and Heather talk about some of the great moments as kids and as adults at these events, plus they share a few places you shouldn’t miss. Click here to read about it, or listen to the show.
In Episode 2, Heather and I spoke with Martin Nicholson of the Hoyt Arboretum about Fall colors and how best to enjoy them. Click here to read about, or listen to the show.
Starting next week, I will be writing a bi-weekly Column that focuses on things to do with kids in the outdoors. The column will be for Craigmore Creations, a production house that specializes in creating natural history entertainment. This is another perfect pairing for me, and I’m extremely excited about the opportunity. The column will appear on their website, www.CraigmoreCreations.com. I invite you to check them out.
Though not implied in the name, the Catsup & Mustard show was a fund-raising event held last night at the Tonic Lounge in Portland, for flood victims in Pakistan. Taking photos in a night club atmosphere is always challenging, and a lot of fun. These are the times that I really enjoy playing with different exposures and camera tricks. Check out the Flickr album here.
In case you missed it, here is a link to download the first episode of my new radio show. Visit the show archive page to read about and download any past shows.
My 2nd article for The Hillsboro Argus is about the 21 mile Banks-Vernonia Trail. The abandoned railway was the first completed project from the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy in Oregon. The online version of the article, “Find peace on the Banks-Vernonia Trail” is now viewable.
Be sure to catch my first attempt at co-hosting a radio show tomorrow, September 29th. Check out the show’s website http://hybridliferadio.pagatim.fm/ for all sorts of information about the program, and listen live at 1:00 pm PST on Wednesdays.
One of my favorite loop hikes. Call me crazy, but I enjoy the crowd at Multnomah Falls. Read about it here.
Starting later this month, I will be the co-host of the new KEEN Hybridlife radio show on PAGATIM.fm. This is a VERY exciting step for me, and I couldn’t be happier to be working with KEEN and PAGATIM.fm. I invite you to explore the their websites. It shouldn’t take too much time to discover that the opportunity to work with these companies was a no-brainer for me. Here is the official press release. More info soon.
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