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Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art.
James H. Cook, the man whose thirty-year friendship with the Oglala Lakota leader Red Cloud grew out of their mutual respect for the lands of . . . → Read More: Doubt and the Trouble with Stories (Part I) Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art.
An artist’s depiction of a Dinohyus hollandi, a 20-million-year-old scavenger distantly related to today’s swine. Image courtesy of the National Park Service. The desire for . . . → Read More: Sweet Revenge and the Actions of Ordinary Citizens Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art.
Smoke from wildfires to the north and west settles in the Niobrara River valley surrounding the fossil hills at Agate Fossil Beds National Monument. Photo . . . → Read More: The Winds that Fill the Voids Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. Harold J. Cook’s homestead cabin as it looked in 1910. In the background are the famed fossil hills of Agate Springs Ranch. Photo by Fred MacVaugh . . . → Read More: Staking a Claim to the Bed of Bones Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. Kevin Locke, the Lakota Northern Plains flute player and Hoop Dancer, one of several headliners at this summer’s High Plains Celebration. Photo Courtesy of kevinlocke.com. Word . . . → Read More: High Plains Horse Culture and Fossils Celebrated at Agate Fossil Beds National Monument Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. Sunset with rain at Agate Fossil Beds National Monument. Photo by Fred MacVaugh provided courtesy of the National Park Service.>> Surprise is a natural response from . . . → Read More: The Place In Between Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. A Western Meadowlark. Photo by Fred MacVaugh provided courtesy of the National Park Service. Except for half-a-dozen contrails as white as a prairie snowball’s petals and . . . → Read More: The Unexpected Wonder Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. The Fossil Hills, also known as University (left) and Carnegie Hills, at Agate Fossil Beds National Monument. Photo by Fred MacVaugh provided courtesy of the National . . . → Read More: While Reading through Layers of Soil and Bone Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. Crazy Horse Memorial: Crazy Horse Memorial in the Black Hills, South Dakota. Photo by Navin75, provided courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. 5:30 a.m. Wednesday, May 23. Five . . . → Read More: Standing Face to Face with Crazy Horse and Recognizing My Bias Dispatches from a Wild Mind is a weekly Precipitate feature that explores the wild in place, nature, history, and art. Big Dipper: Ursa Major, the Big Dipper. Photo Courtesy of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). I stand outside an hour after the sun has . . . → Read More: Happy To Be Back and Reacquainting Myself with an Absence of Light |
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