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Tag Archives: fire
here we go again
Sunday morning (8/16) was thunder and lightning like I’ve never experienced before in California – usually by the time you realize what’s going on, it’s over – but this went on. And on. For over an hour! And then there … Continue reading
CA burning
As the one year anniversary of the terrible fires in Sonoma County passed, I was thinking it was probably time to unpin the post about ways to donate toward rebuilding the affected communities. And then the sky was full of … Continue reading
IONTW – October 7, 2018
King’s Hawaiian Bakery! I’m fascinated by the pictures of the production line. Here’s cool video of cookie cutters being made. and there’s a King’s Restaurant!!! Who’s in for a road trip to SoCal? Instant Noodle Warriors Squirrel! Nerd alert: What Did … Continue reading
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Tagged animals, baking, bread, computer programming, computer science, fire, food, Santa Rosa CA, science, Sonoma County
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Safari West: After the Fire…Hope Emerges
In all the years I’ve lived in Sonoma County, I had never been to Safari West. Combination of lack of time, so many things to do and the “it’s right here, I can go any time” thing, I suppose. But … Continue reading
IONTW – November 26, 2017
The Sonoma Ash Project is collecting ash samples through the end of November. Artist Gregory Roberts is working with the community to give survivors of the wildfires a new object from the remains of their homes. next level pies no … Continue reading
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Tagged art, baking, books, fire, IONTW, letterpress, NBLA, Santa Rosa CA, SFCB
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IONTW – November 12, 2017
PIE!!! Things organized neatly. How ordinary becomes extraordinary by consistency over time – Hisoko Koyama’s forty plus years of observing and documenting sunspots. Minneapolis on the radar from a Bay Area friend moving there, and then another friend’s son just … Continue reading
Posted in art, music, printing, roadside attractions, travel, trees
Tagged art, fire, IONTW, letterpress, NBLA, Santa Rosa CA, Sonoma County, travel, trees
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Fire Recovery
The fires that ravaged Sonoma County have been contained, but there is a long road of rebuilding ahead. Here is a list of organizations and institutions whose funds will be used in the local community. Links range from RCU’s general … Continue reading
nothing prepares you
N.o.t.h.i.n.g. Well really I can only speak for myself. Nothing prepared me. I don’t think anything could have. A picture is only a few square inches, bounded. But the reality extends in all directions. And I only had a from … Continue reading
gratitude
Another measure of the magnitude of the recent fires in Sonoma County is this community compiled list of agencies that have provided assistance. Each time I’ve looked it’s gotten longer, this morning it was at 584. (a moment for that … Continue reading
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Tagged art, fire, gratitude, letterpress, Santa Rosa CA, Sonoma County
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home again
I returned home last Monday, one of the fortunate ones whose home was not damaged in the fires that ravaged a huge swath of Santa Rosa. In fact, my entire neighborhood, and the path I travel between home and work, … Continue reading