To celebrate the magic and beauty of Nature & the chaparral
The trail along the ashen gray cliff was maybe ten inches wide. To the left was a 200-foot drop into Convict Canyon and its roaring creek pushing through jagged rockfall. To the right was a steep mountain side of scree and gray boulders, all… Continue Reading “The Nature Of Life. Wilderness As A Crucible For Finding Our Humanity For The First Time”
The Berbers, the indigenous population of North Africa, partnered with, fought against, and embraced so many different civilizations; the Phoenicians who established Carthage, the Romans who destroyed the city and incorporated its territory into the Empire, the Vandals, multiple Arab dynasties, and the French.… Continue Reading “Algerians in the Chaparral”