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Burning Eden
“All this territory was annually the hunting ground of the Fox and Sac Indians until about 1842. Each fall the Indians burned the underbrush to drive the wild game into the open, and early settlers sometimes had to battle the flames in orde...
Bottomlands
High above a particularly flood-prone neck of cropland known in these parts as “Miller’s Bottom”, where the Fabius River laps over sandbars rooted in silver maple and crack-willow, a kettle of perhaps a hundred turkey vultures is rising on...
Running to the End
It’s late summer, and it’s still hot, and darkness is blooming across this hemisphere, the light dying by two minutes a day here in Northeast Missouri. A glut of tomatoes in the garden burdens its trellis, disturbed corners of the prairie p...
Breaking Points
This morning in Northeast Missouri, as the sun—or some dimmed version of it—arose behind the veils of corn sweat and remaining whispers of drizzle, I stepped into a slightly altered world, and a freshly laid puddle of duck shit. After all t...
On Turnip Day
I have been pressed down in the deep ruts of summer, my spirit dried to a crisp, save for the few drops of rain that briefly fell between gaps in the drizzle-slick clay this morning. The weeks have been long, and punctuated with failure. Th...
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Northeast Missouri orchardist, turkey herder, hog drover, manure manager and traditional skills nerd. Living a radically simple life in community. I eat well, keep all my other standards low.
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