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Spring 2013 Hoofing It program schedule
Ready for a quick ramble? Join me for one of the upcoming “Hoofing It” programs. All the excitement of traveling across North Carolina with a mule (minus the saddle sores and slugs).
Saturday, May 6
3p
Mebane Public Library
101 S. First St.
Mebane, NC 27302
(919)563-6431
Tuesday, May 14
11a
First Lutheran Church
3600 W. Friendly Ave
Greensboro, NC 27410
Monday, June 10
7p
Allegany Public LIbrary
122 N. Main St.
Sparta, NC 28675
Crippled Camera Photos
During this week’s 90 mile shakedown cruise from Oriental, NC to Lowland and back, my old Canon started loosing its mind. The lens blades stuck. The flash stopped working. That speck in the sky wasn’t a plane. It’s not dirt on your screen. It’s crud deep down near my camera’s mind’s eye.
Seeing the photos reminded me of the soon-to-be-deceased. Right before they die, they go through death throes and say some funky things. Or maybe it’s just jibberish. Either… Continue reading
April 12, 2012 Author Program
I’m putting down the welder and harness for a few hours on April 12th to attend an author meet and greet program. A chance for writers, readers and those who do both to rub noses. It’s being hosted by the Caldwell County Public Library in Lenoir, NC. Love to see you if you’re in the neighborhood. We can talk mule travel, wagon construction, publishing… Continue reading
Dangerous New Year 2012
Dangerous New Year travel mates! Yep, we’re in those hazardous days of a fresh year. You know, when you’re still open to mad ideas. Haven’t quite slipped back into those boring habits you swore you’d ditch in 2011. Still sketching out some mad scheme like the ultimate drop cloth and poly tarp mule wagon expedition. Well hell, at least I hope you are…
Continue reading"Hoofing It" Programs
Fancy traveling across North Carolina by mule to learn about Flour Burgers, Hell Town and the curious warming effects of chili peppers? Then join me on one of the following dates for the “Hoofing It” program. No charge. Leave your pack saddle, picket line, and saddle sore… Continue reading
What's up at RiverEarth.com
2009 may have been the year I completed the Lost Sea Expedition, my Canada to Mexico wagon trek, but the trip isn’t over.
For that, I’ll need a good chunk of 2010.
In the course of the 2,500 mile, 10-state voyage, I shot over 6,500 minutes of Hi-Def film footage. Accompanied by a similiar amount of audio recordings. Now, it’s time to put this store of footage into a documentary film.
This is gonna be loud: Interviewing a Nebraska thunderhead… Continue reading
Guadeloupe Thoughts
Self portrait of Bernie’s new bull escape technique
Russell Gap
South of Hope, New Mexico
This week, mule Polly and I worked on our bull escape technique. It involves whiskey, limes and alfalfa hay. The story is coming.
Coming out of the Guadeloupes
Crow Flats, New Mexico
In the meantime click here for some hill thoughts….
2009 Program Series
Mule Polly ear demo
Floydada, Texas
Hang on buckaroos! The 2009 RiverEarth.com program series has kicked off with appearances from Texas to North Carolina. There’s something here for students, families and anyone curious to learn about the Lost Sea or how a mule’s ear compares to a horse’s. Then click here for program times and dates…
bernies-appearances
Continue reading“Manifold Menus”: The Cookbook on How to Cook on a Train Engine
Outside Seneca, NE
How would you like a free book on how to cook on a locomotive manifold? This week mule Polly and I visited with Gene Hansen of Seneca, Nebraska. Gene is a conductor on the BNSF (Burlington Northern Santa Fe) rail line. He has written a cookbook called “Manifold Menus” which I thought you’d enjoy hearing about. It’s about how to cook on a locomotive engine. It’s a great read, even if… Continue reading
RiverEarth Site Upgrades
Welcome to the new RiverEarth.com site!
This week, while snow pounded the Great Plains here at RiverEarth.com, we pounded the keys…
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