As the third year anniversary of WildernessPunk draws near, I’ve already communicated my thoughts on how both the country and myself have changed over the last three years. So instead of reiterating myself, I’m going to look back in a different manner. This will be my 70th WildernessPunk post. This comes to roughly a new […]
Posts Tagged ‘Environment’
WildernessPunk: Three Years
July 26, 2019WildernessPunk: June
June 9, 2019June 3rd, My Son’s Birthday Those eight or so of you who have followed WildernessPunk since it’s inception almost three years ago will remember it started as more of a journal of my adventures mixing wilderness and technology. This involved making enough capital with the latter to live within the former. Although my intentions were […]
WildernessPunk: Lessening Our Negative Environmental Impact
February 3, 2019I’m hoping most of the folks reading this also read my last WP post, The Number One Thing, where I discussed how the easiest thing we can do in this country to combat Climate Change is insuring we minimize food waste which causes huge amounts of methane to enter our atmosphere. This limits our personal […]
WildernessPunk: The Number One Thing
January 25, 2019After my last adventure, I feel refreshed and ready to change the direction of WildernessPunk down a different one of its Arrows. This time diving into the issue of Climate Change. You know, the whole thing about keeping our planet alive. Often, in this stage in human existence, we’re informed of and confronted with the […]
WildernessPunk: Reboot
January 4, 2019Well yeahhhhh, I have not picked up the mantel of WildernessPunk for a half a year. I feel somewhat remiss over this, but also justified, for I’d rather shut something down than risk becoming a hypocrite or just blurt out theories or lifestyles changes I’m not willing to engage in myself. . . The original […]
7 Things I Learned from the Desert
June 21, 2018The first thought going through your mind could be, why desert and are there going to be more 7 Things I Learned about forests, lakes, grasslands, the winter wastes… These others could come up, but there’s something special about the desert for me. When younger, I had a choice, or at least a chance, to […]
Noble Savage? Part I, WildernessPunk
June 1, 2018As I sit in my self-made campsite near the top of Arizona’s second highest peak, Mount Graham I see two choices spreading out before me. To my left the mountain stretches through the tall ponderosa lining its steep cliffs. A difficult journey into its mysterious shadowy depths awaits. To the right I can just make […]
Clade, by James Bradley
May 25, 2018Genre: Science Fiction Publisher: Titan Publishing Published: 2018 Reviewer Rating: 4.5 Reviewer: Michael D. Griffiths Clade, by James Bradley is a Science Fiction novel which might turn out to be a literary novel when his very accurate predictions most likely come true. The novel is person focused and follows an extended […]
Goals, WildernessPunk
May 4, 2018Prelude: I sit at the eastern edge of the Cochise Stronghold. I’ve camped in the Stronghold many times, but this is the first time I’ve camped on the east side of the massive sky island. It’s also my first solo trip. Blue birds of happiness steal my food, I’m hoping they trade some of their […]
Another Roadside Attraction, by Tom Robbins
March 14, 2018Genre: Fantasy Publisher: Bantam Books Published: 1971 Reviewer Rating: 4.5 Stars Reviewer: Michael D. Griffiths Another Roadside Attraction, by Tom Robbins was published in part as a tribute to the creativity and individuality which developed out of the 60s. The story centers around a free thinking and beautiful young clairvoyant, named Amanda, […]
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