Wonderstruck
Monte SolbergI live in the Alberta badlands and write about nature, the need for a conservative approach to conservation, land use, and climate, and politics that critiques and persuades, as opposed to personal attacks. Wouldn't that be a nice change?
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 110 | Subscribers | Read | montesolberg.substack.com |
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The Real Grand Bargain
I hiked a favourite hill recently, an 8-kilometre pilgrimage to a higher plain, 4km up out of the badlands to a hummock overlooking the prairies, and then back. The walk up is to the rhythm of footfall, heaving breath, and pounding heart, a...
River Mist and Mystics
Some mornings rags of mist stand upright on our river, spirit-like, suggesting restless ancestors not ready to part the temporal world, or perhaps ghosts like that of Jacob Marley in A Christmas Carol, souls searching for redemption. I know...
Sacred Places
If you see me on my knees in my yard staring into the shallow depression where a twenty-foot aspen grows, do not assume that I’m in a shallow depression. At that moment I am the most settled and sane I will be all day. I am nurturing trees ...
After the Rain
###### The Red Deer River after the rain. Lake Diefenbaker should fill right up.
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Monte has an interest in prairie flora and fauna, land use, local history, good writing, and politics. He is a retired Conservative MP and cabinet minister. He blogs from the banks of the Red Deer River in the Alberta badlands
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