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Continuing Explorations of the Ephemeral
A last post here—find me on Medium going forward
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December 2022

The Count
What we see, what we don't, and everything in between
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Terrie Schweitzer

November 2022

Saturday with Sea Forager
A small fishing adventure, with side trip to a corset shop
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September 2022

11,000 Miles of Territory vs. Map
11,000 car miles (17,700 km). 15,722 airline miles. 21 states. 3 countries. I lost count of crossings of the Continental Divide, which meanders as much…
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The Highway Home
Provo, UT: Provo's climate in 2080 will feel most like today's climate near Hurricane, Utah. The typical winter in Hurricane, Utah is 13.8°F (7.7°C…
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Into the Territory at Overland Expo
In an email exchange about all the interesting things he’s been up to, Justin suggested a possible stop on my trip to attend Overland Expo Mountain…
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Where the Deer and the Antelope Play
And seldom is heard a discouraging word, and the fish laugh about us all day
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August 2022

A Month on the Farm
Ground squirrels and bluebirds and trout, oh my!
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July 2022

Back to the Coast
“We drove through the avalanche tunnel, crossed the pass, and descended several thousand feet into central Washington and the broad Yakima valley, about…
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Big Sky Respite
And reluctantly admitting our tourist status
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Grace Land
Marquette, MI: nearest Fitzlabs City: Duluth, MN: Duluth's climate in 2080 will feel most like today's climate near Oregon, Ohio. The typical winter in…
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A Glimpse of Michigan's Upper Peninsula
Thirsty is the only car on a long straight-away on our way to Marquette. I see something approaching the road from the left and I slow down, thinking…
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