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    Arts, Crafts and Fishing Gear

    Arts, Crafts and Fishing Gear

    I sighed quietly. Seated across the table, Leo, 7, looked up from his homework and asked with such gentle concern, “Papa, is it hard to be a parent?” “No,” I told him. “Well sometimes things might be challenging, but it’s a pleasure to be a parent.” Later, he and Jack, 5, sat in their room, [...]

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    On pianos, organs and singing a song

    On pianos, organs and singing a song

    We bought a piano a couple of years ago from a little shop in Southeast Portland called Immortal Piano. It was not for me, nor for Sara, but for our boys. We simply want them to enjoy having a piano in the house, to learn to read music and be able to pull out a [...]

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    Mount Lemmon

    Mount Lemmon

    Leo and I were off exploring last week when it snowed in Tucson. We wandered through the university campus, dodging stunned and amazed phone-wielding students as they communicated to the world that white flakes the size of raffle tickets were falling from the sky. We passed the morning looking at Native American baskets, the W. [...]

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    Silcox Hut - Mount Hood

    Silcox Hut – Mount Hood

    That’s not snow falling out of the January sky. Those are stars. Everywhere I looked, there were stars. Last Sunday night tucked in a little lodge up on Mount Hood, we celebrated a friend’s birthday. At 7,000 feet, we enjoyed meals, drinks and a fire. And while Silcox Hut itself is charming in its rustic, [...]

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    Seasonally Defective

    Seasonally Defective

    I checked the temperature on my phone when I finished my run: 90 degrees. Strange. It was 33 degrees when I started. At one point during the run up Council Crest, the highest point in Portland at 1,071 feet , I did catch myself daydreaming about Summer. But it was certainly not 90 degrees on [...]

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    Cyclocross in 1859 Magazine

    Cyclocross in 1859 Magazine

    I usually photograph many cyclocross races throughout the fall and early winter. This year, however, I only went to two in search of images. The good people at 1859 Magazine asked me to wander the course in search of racers and fans for a spread in the January/February issue. I couldn’t resist going to Bend [...]

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    Cyclocross in 1859 Magazine
    Cyclocross in 1859 Magazine

    Jan 14, 2013 | Discuss

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    On pianos, organs and singing a song

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    Silcox Hut - Mount Hood
    Silcox Hut – Mount Hood

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    Arts, Crafts and Fishing Gear
    Arts, Crafts and Fishing Gear

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    I sighed quietly. Seated across the table, Leo, 7, looked up from his homework and asked with such g…

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