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Author Archives: theblondecoyote
Adventure Rigs Should Go On Adventures!
For the past three years I’ve been traveling spring, summer and fall in a 1990 Toyota camper truck named Jerry Odyssey Americano. This whole time, with a few weekend camping trip exceptions, my beloved Teardrop trailer “The Rattler” has been … Continue reading
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Win A Copy of Aerial Geology!
My fabulous publisher is giving away a copy of Aerial Geology today! To enter, go here: http://www.timberpress.com/12days. With its stunning photos, accessible geology and widespread reach all over North America, Aerial Geology makes a great gift for everybody on your Christmas … Continue reading
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Aerial Geology: The Wave!
In a landscape littered with bizarre sandstone formations, the Wave on the border between Utah and Arizona stands out as downright psychedelic. Here colorful petrified sand dunes have been sculpted into undulating waves, photographs of which are so coveted that … Continue reading
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Never Say Never Bridger
Living and skiing in Big Sky, Montana, we often see a bumper sticker that says “Never Bridger”, a cheeky dig at Bridger Bowl ski area north of Bozeman. Bridger is less than a two-hour drive from Big Sky, but it’s … Continue reading
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Aerial Geology is (almost) Sold Out!
Well this is an interesting development! I tried to order more Aerial Geology books from the warehouse and I was informed they are sold out! The next printing will be ready by the end of February. You can still buy … Continue reading
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My First Official Book Signing!
Since Aerial Geology was published in October, I’ve personally signed and mailed about 300 copies. The book is also a best seller on Amazon and the first edition is almost sold out! On Sunday, I’ll be hosting my very first … Continue reading
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Win A Copy of Aerial Geology!
My fabulous publisher is giving away a copy of Aerial Geology today! To enter, visit the Timber Press Facebook page and leave a comment about your favorite geologic site on their post. The holidays just keep on giving this year: Aerial … Continue reading
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Aerial Geology in the New York Times!
In the past two months, I’ve found Aerial Geology in bookstores from Bozeman, Montana to Moab, Utah to Burlington, Vermont. The team at Timber Press has done an incredible job getting it out into the world! This weekend, Aerial … Continue reading
Enter the Aerial Geology Contest and See More of the World!
Do you think you would recognize your favorite National Park from the air? If you have a good eye for Aerial Geology check out this contest from Timber Press and the folks from 1,000 Places To See Before You Die. … Continue reading
Aerial Geology: San Rafael Reef
In geologic terms, the San Rafael Swell is an anticline: a fold in the Earth’s crust that looks like a dome in cross-section. The Swell formed between 60 and 40 million years ago, when the Rocky Mountains were rising to … Continue reading
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