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#countrymusic in #minneapolis
Hunting, Foraging, Gardening, Cooking Wild Foods – Hank Shaw via Kirk Lombard
I found this great website via Kirk Lombard, the Sea Forager:
My name is Hank Shaw.
“I write. I cook. I fish, dig earth, forage, ferment things, brew beer, raise plants, live for food and chase God’s creatures. I drink Scotch or Bud, eat burgers or dine on caviar, depending on my mood or what day of the week it happens to be. I spend my days thinking about new ways to cook and eat anything that walks, flies, swims, crawls, skitters, jumps – or grows. This is my story.”
So true
Sign on wall in men’s room at Brit’s pub in Minneapolis last night:
“There’s nothing you can do
That can’t be done.”
All You Need is Love, The Beatles
The times are STILL a-changin’
Brrrr! Wearing 6 layers this morning in #minneapolis
Copmobile at Minneapolis Airport
UK National Trust Seeking Ranger For Remote Island
Anonymous has left a new comment on your post “#shelterpublications world headquarters. #publishi…“:
Might interest one of your adventuring readers:
https://www.charitytoday.co.uk/national-trusts-new-farne-islands-ranger/
Could you be the National Trust’s new Farne Islands ranger?
Fed up with the rat race? With no running water and thousands of puffins as your only neighbours, a new National Trust vacancy promises the ultimate escape.
it’s a wildlife enthusiast’s dream – promising jaw-dropping sunrises, a one minute commute and one of England’s largest seal colonies on your doorstep.
This job isn’t the normal 9 to 5. Being good with PowerPoint isn’t a priority.
“We’re looking for someone with a passion for wildlife and conservation – and who wants to share that passion with others.
Applications for the position of ranger close on 7 February, 2017. To apply visit:
https://careers.nationaltrust.org.uk/OA_HTML/a/#/vacancy-detail/46353.
Injury # 163
There’s a line in Hank Williams’s “Why Don’t You make Up Your mind,” where he says “The hide’s gettin’ scace” (pronounced “skayce”), meaning scarce. I don’t know why, but it’s stuck in my mind for years. In the song he’s moaning about difficulties with his girlfriend, but I’ve always thought of the phrase as having to do with the body getting hurt.
My latest was tearing some shoulder muscles last week. No, not again! My body feels so battered from a lifetime of activity. — sports, carpentry, adventures. Thank god I wasn’t the football star I wanted to be. Yet still — operations on both knees, right shoulder, right wrist (carpal tunnel) and the capper, a bad broken arm a year ago–all since turning 70.
OK so I’m whining here, but I’m on an up-note. After moping and gimping around for a week, dreading another operation, visiting the doc, dealing with pain, suddenly it turned a corner. Must have been the red wine in the evenings (plus big doses of Ibuprofen). But all of a sudden I could raise my arm halfway. Yeah! I’m gonna get better. Two things to convey here:
1. You always get better. Pretty much. So no matter how deeply depressed you are when injured, it’s gonna get better if you do the right stuff.
2. Don’t give up. Get right back out there on that bike, surfboard, trail, slope — maybe with more caution and care. Because you’re gonna lose it if you don’t use it.






