Eli led an informal rocket stove design and construction workshop at his Ancient Earth School of Natural Building in Freeland. The rocket stove was designed to warm the plaster-coated earthbag construction studio on his property, and the stove was about half completed over the weekend.
The primary advantages of rocket stoves: […]
I participated in a 72 hour film competition, serving as videographer. Our topic: Create a short documentary about the women, community, and support systems of The Jet City Rollergirls roller derby team from Everett, Washington. It was an interesting whirlwind peek into their lives, homes, friendships, and social […]
Dan and Kristin visited from Portland for a fun weekend around Seattle, including trips to the new Olympic Sculpture Park on the downtown waterfront and the tasty treats tour of Theo Chocolate in Seattle’s Fremont neighborhood.
As a surprise Christmas present for my parents, we delivered our gift via an indoor zip line. Leaving no chance for anyone to even think it over, we were already scheduled for the next morning to go do it.
The Spring Mountain Ski Area has a year round zip line canopy […]
Michael was able to come by for a visit before he headed back to Singapore, and we explored Whidbey Island on a wintry day.
Fidalgo Island side of Deception Pass State […]
Fancy Junk is decidedly not fancy but it is junk. The large front yard of this “rare & great unique” antiques and collectibles shop has a large collection of welded and painted metal / […]
We got together ’50s schlockfest movie style at the Pacific Science Center theater to see “The Polar Express ” in 3D IMAX. It was a fun addition to a movie that was originally created for regular movie theater screens and without the 3D.
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