Hare today, gone tomorrow!
The lynx cameras have yet to produce a lynx this year, but we are getting plenty of lynx food so one must just be patient.
The lynx cameras have yet to produce a lynx this year, but we are getting plenty of lynx food so one must just be patient.
My friend, Sheryl McKay, will be retiring as the host of BC’s most popular radio program, North By Northwest, at the end of December. Sheryl has worked with CBC for over 40 years, and as she is far too young … Continued
As an ex-publisher/writer/sales-person/janitor in the small newspaper business, I always enjoy speaking to those still in the game. I had a chance to speak with Izaiah Reyes the Editor of the Merritt Herald (established 1905) last week just after my … Continued
I was browsing through my Google Analytics page for my blog (it’s the part of Big-Brother that Big-Brother allows you to see) and I noticed a disturbing failing of my blog. And I know that those ‘wags’ amongst you will … Continued
In my talk with Sheryl McKay I had mentioned that I would set up this page so that listeners that did not use Facebook could still access the videos and photos that I was mentioning. We had talked about a … Continued
This is a short video I produced for the KISS film festival. The Kamloops Independent Short Short Film festival is a great event and I heartily recommend you take it in if you ever have the opportunity. Lots of great … Continued
We’re running short on daylight these days, and one really should go for a hike anytime that the weather allows it.
Bruce, Moss and I made a quick run out to the Lundbom to stretch the legs and to look for images to capture. The legs were stretched. Images were captured. Coffee and pie were served. Life was good. Also by … Continued
Winter tracking is almost too easy. Every fresh snowfall and nature has a clean canvas on which to paint a story. Most stories involve animals trying to find something to eat, animals trying to eat other animals, animals running … Continued
Snowfall from Frank Ritcey on Vimeo. There is an excellent poem by Charles Dawson Shanly called “The Walker of the Snow” and it comes to mind whenever I am out on a hike and there is more trail than … Continued