Hello from Oklahoma!

It is hard to believe it is almost two years since we left the great Pacific Northwest, but it was two years ago we came to Oklahoma to buy our new home.
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Mount St. Helens maintains its draw for visitors

In 1980 when Mount St. Helens blew her stack, I was in San Diego wishing I were flying above the mountain capturing the event on film. In 1994 when I found myself here in the shadow of the great lady, I was mesmerized by the stark beauty of the blast zone, and amazed at the ability of our planet to heal.
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Hard to Believe, But a Year Has Passed!

September 13 marked a year since our going away and hello new publisher party. Michelle and Oscar Myre are doing a fine job on the Bugler.  I have had readers tell us that “it’s not the same”. There is no way that it would remain the same with new publishers, because everyone does things different. Read more

‘Hello’ from Oklahoma! Former owners, Bill and Candy Richey, say HI

So many of our friends asked us, “Why in the world do you want to move to Oklahoma? They have tornadoes there!”

Those who know us well weren’t surprised when we told them that the different weather was half the reason for coming here. I love thunderstorms, and tornadoes can give some of the most awesome skies you’ll ever see. As a photographer, how can you resist? Read more

Mount St. Helens maintains its draw for visitors

In 1980 when Mount St. Helens blew her stack, I was in San Diego wishing I were flying above the mountain capturing the event on film. In 1994 when I found myself here in the shadow of the great lady, I was mesmerized by the stark beauty of the blast zone, and amazed at the ability of our planet to heal.
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