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Love the Wild

Rick Lamplugh

Excite your mind and warm your heart with stories and images about wildlife and wild lands

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The Power of Water

Mary and I recently explored the Natural Bridge Falls on the Main Boulder River. We were blown away by the water’s power as it rushed out of Montana’s Absaroka Mountains, drilled a deep hole into its limestone riverbed, roared from the cave...

17 days ago
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Water Water Everywhere

Big Timber Creek flows 30 miles from its headwaters in Montana’s Crazy Mountains to the Yellowstone River. The creek has cut many channels and chutes that, in turn, create numerous cascades and falls, including the 100-foot falls that bears...

a month ago
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Love the Wild is Back

More than three years ago, I wrote the last post to this blog.

The post began with: “I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in the summer of 2022. That diagnosis sent me down a trail I’ve never traveled before: battling a life-threatening i...

a month ago
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Visit my new Substack, The Wilds of Cancer: A Journey

A Message from Rick

I was diagnosed with prostate cancer in the summer of 2022. That diagnosis sent me down a trail I’ve never traveled before, battling a life-threatening illness. I’m writing a book about that journey and also have a new...

3 years ago
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Celebrating Wild Lands & Wildflowers

Two recent events have made me appreciate again the importance of experiencing and celebrating nature. First, the floods in and near Yellowstone have, for all practical purposes, put the part of the park we love dearly out of our reach for...

4 years ago
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    Award-winning indie author Rick Lamplugh wrote to protect wildlife and wild lands. When aggressive cancer struck, he wrote about that journey. Now a cancer survivor, he is deeply involved in protesting the authoritarian takeover of our democracy.

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