Mostly Feathers
Chad LoveWild birds and good dogs, timeless books and endless questions, lonely places and moving water, the grass below and the sky above, and the never-ending absurdity and enduring beauty of life.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 87 | Subscribers | Read | chadlove.substack.com |
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FRIDAY PHOTO: RELEASE
Somewhere in the Driftless, happily lost in all that ancient Ice Age wonder, with only a 3wt and a tiny, flowing blue line to show me the light and the way. With spring comes feelings of renewal, restlessness, and a yearning for cold, flowi...
TORNADO WATCH
If there’s anything finer or more spirit-renewing than a warm, sun-drenched spring afternoon in Oklahoma, this admittedly parochial native has yet to experience it. Winter’s gray and dreary yoke has finally been thrown off, replaced with a ...
FRIDAY PHOTO: BULLET HOLES AND UNION JACKS
“I will never forget myself starting across the sere Oklahoma panhandle at dusk one cold February evening and becoming so depressed by the melancholy of its emptiness that I almost had to turn back. It was perhaps because of that drive acro...
FRIDAY PHOTO: PRAIRIE DANCERS
The hauntingly beautiful words below are from the late, great, and incomparable Texas writer John Graves, taken from his essay, “Self Portrait, With Birds” in which he laments the diminishing of the American plains and grasslands through th...
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