rural life

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• Logging Our Timber

  
  Seven Little Australians Plus One — Authority: 121
  At the time of lodging our DA application we also lodged an application for approval to harvest timber on our property. The week extensions began our application for logging was approved and the snickers arrived. The roar of this huge machinery and the sound of chainsaws have been heard for the last couple of ...
  2 days ago

• Backyard Wildlife

  
  Prairie Bluestem — Authority: 120
  Highlight of my day so far Driving into our yard a few minutes ago, I startled some birds out of the apple trees and off the ground under it. I saw a mourning dove, two blue jays, a cardinal, a red-bellied woodpecker, and a brown thrasher. I enjoy seeing the various birds that live in and pass through our yard. ...
  3 days ago

• Aamir’s ‘Peepli Live’ going to Sundance film fest

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 728
  New Delhi, Dec 4 (IANS) Aamir Khan, elated at his next production venture “Peepli Live”, a black comedy about rural life in India, has entered the competition section at the Sundance Film Festival 2010, starting Jan 21.“Peepli Live” is Anusha Rizvi’s directorial debut and stars mostly first-timers. “I am ...
  3 days ago

• Bigger & Crazier Than I Am

  
  Rural Doctoring — Authority: 107
  I mean the Pacific Ocean, and I mean in a good way: This is why I need to make a greater effort to crawl out of the hospital more often, and remember why I moved all the way to Rural.
  4 days ago

• A class apart

  
  Field Day — Authority: 139
  And while were on the subject of rural services - heres a story in The Daily Mirror about a school with more teachers than pupils .  
  4 days ago

• A novel solution

  
  Field Day — Authority: 139
  When one village was facing the prospect of losing its phone box and its mobile library, it called for a bit of lateral thinking, reveals this article in The Guardian .
  4 days ago

• Relief Prints by Julie Lonneman

  
  Visualingual — Authority: 129
  Julie Lonneman is a Cincinnati-based artist and illustrator whose work often deals with themes of spirituality and social justice. The prints shown here are some of her more place-based images. Some of Julie’s work is currently in a two-person printmaking exhibit at NVISION in Northside, up ...
  1 week ago

• North Carolina: Barbecue and Burritos

  
  The Razor — Authority: 126
  Living in rural North Carolina I have discovered the joy of Lexington-style Barbecue and authentic Mexican cuisine. That’s right; in places like Mount Airy, Dobson and Elkin, towns with less than 20,ooo people each, I have found some of the best Mexican food that I have ever tasted. When I was living in Southern ...
  1 week ago

• Article Title Unknown

  
  The Awl — Authority: 777
  The silent majority of Verlyn Klinkenborg enthusiasts must stand up and be counted! People love to make fun of the New York Times editorial board member but they are very wrong people who hate words and things that are different.
  2 weeks ago

• Building Drawings by Nigel Peake

  
  Visualingual — Authority: 129
  Shhh, don’t tell Michael that I totally have a crush on [the work of] Nigel Peake … Originally from Northern Ireland, Peake trained in architecture and now lives and teaches in Edinburgh, where he creates these obsessively detailed drawings for clients including Believer Magazine , Dwell Magazine , Blueprint ...
  2 weeks ago

• Nebraska journalist says rural news outlets must boost Web presence for “hyperlocal” impact

  
  The Back Forty — Authority: 113
  By Al Cross Hyperlocal journalism has become a buzzword in the search to save newspapers, but Mark Coddington of The Grand Island Independent in Nebraska says rural news organizations have been practicing hyperlocal journalism for decades. Coddington explains that most people talk about hyperlocal in urban ...
  2 weeks ago

• Advice from the Loser School of Hunting

  
  High Country News - Most Recent — Authority: 551
  Even a poor student gets a second chance in the Loser School of Hunting, where if at first you don’t succeed, you try, and try again.
  3 weeks ago

• Pennsylvania plan to help returning rural veterans

  
  The Back Forty — Authority: 113
  By Al Cross A new report from the Carsey Institute at the University of New Hampshire reveals that veterans with service-related disabilities are more concentrated in the rural places and the South, the nation’s most rural region. “The concentration of disabled veterans in the South and rural America is ...
  3 weeks ago

• Etc.

  
  Rain Garden — Authority: 117
  Because I never have enough time to write a well-thought-out, revised-to-my-standards post these days, Im going to make a list of my current thoughts and activities. I would like to post more often than I actually do, but such is life. In stream of consciousness style . . . We just started reading By the ...
  3 weeks ago

• Adoption: Thinking about my daughter’s first mother

  
  O Solo Mama — Authority: 415
  I do fantasize about Simone’s first mother. She is the woman who joins our Curves workout around 9:40, about 10 minutes before we wrap up. Asian, small, slim, in her 40s and you could bounce the proverbial coin off her. It’s more what she projects mentally. Her hair is neat, chin length, and she always wears a ...
  4 weeks ago

• Lighting by Katrín Sigurðardóttir

  
  Visualingual — Authority: 129
  Born in Reykjavik and now living in NYC, Katrín Sigurðardóttir is a sculptor and installation artist who has teamed up with Artware Editions for the release of these limited-edition lamps. The shades depict scenes of Ísafjörður, a remote village in Northwestern Iceland. You can purchase these ...
  4 weeks ago

• nice: the museum of english rural life

  
  Mrs. Deane — Authority: 417
  Castle Howard oxen — source Livestock photography has been on the periphery of our photographic radar ever since rediscovering the image of the 5-legged cow we acquired a long time ago. I really cannot convey in words what fascinates me so about portraits of animals that are bred to produce or reproduce food. ...
  4 weeks ago

• Gram and her Sid

  
  NJN Network — Authority: 149
  Potties at Marys wedding - Jimmy, Sid, Pops, Eddie, Cam, Clary (dad), Mary, Gram, Charlie, Margaret, Pat and Johnny Growing up hidden Acadian in Halifax (updated) This is a follow up to a reader’s comment on My uncle Sid . One family story leads to another. My grand-mère was as strict an Acadian Catholic as ...
  4 weeks ago

• New Paintings by Andy Detskas

  
  Visualingual — Authority: 129
  Over a year ago, I wrote about the work of my talented friend and former schoolmate Andy Detskas , and it’s time to check up on his work again. The Chicago-based designer and artist has been painting more robots and ghosts onto vintage pastoral paintings. The compositions are becoming more complicated, with tighter ...
  4 weeks ago

• On the road in lonely Wyoming

  
  High Country News - Most Recent — Authority: 551
  A late-night encounter with a cop on a lonely Wyoming highway is a quintessentially Western experience.
  4 weeks ago

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