The late summer evening was clear enough so the Milky Way could be easily seen. Looking at the Cygnus constellation overhead is always a favorite, but my time was short to review some objects. So, I used a binocular arrangement with a reflecting mirror that is quick to set up.… Continue reading
“Way” is an interesting and universal word. Even as a little boy, I remember being taught the ‘way’ things needed to be done. When I was old enough, the ‘way’ was also my own little path in the woods that I constructed. When I learned to sail, the ‘way’ to… Continue reading
Date of information: Late October, 2026 The site has been updated to make it more usable and provide more direct ways to download or use our free resources. We invite you to take a look, navigate through some of the pages, and perhaps make a download on a subject of… Continue reading
Perspective means everything. We slowly walked the narrow boardwalk into the marshes near Bodie Lighthouse at the Outer Banks of North Carolina. We had been there before. This time I began to tell my Lovely about the marshes in Tall Timbers, Maryland. When I was a child, I would catch… Continue reading
The quiet summer night sky was star-filled. No moon was showing. The wind was calm. The Milky Way went from NE to SW, where Sagittarius (the Pitcher) was angled like it could pour into a cup on the earth. Faylene took some deep breaths and began her trek in the… Continue reading
Distractions and addictions to media abound in our culture. It is possible to be immersed to the point that real questions about purpose and direction are buried. However, sooner or later, but usually at a young age, people begin to look around at life, earth, water, and sky to ask… Continue reading
