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A massive tsunami destroys the Pacific Northwest coast. A salmon run in its millionth edition. A pandemic sweeps the world. What do they have in common? This is suffering, Wet Woods style. But there's more: what might we conclude about the Prime Mover? With pain on such epic scale, how can a God who is good stand cross-examination? Salmon, Ghosts, & Bugs is book #3 in the "Wet Woods: 4 Guides to Pacific Northwest Adventure" series: Book #1: Ron's Hollow: Operating Manual for the Wet Woods Book #2: Olympics via the Pacific: Four Epic Hikes through the Wet Woods to the Glaciers Book #3: ...

The definitive operating manual for the wet woods, particularly in the vicinity of Ron's Hollow. Detailed descriptions of the Hollow, as well as Cornnubbin Confluence, Nadine Falls, KellyB Beach, Huck-a-Lui Trail, Gabe's Grotto, and a plethora of other minutiae leading to knowledge and understanding. Ron's Hollow is book #1 in the "Ron's Hollow: the Complete History" series: Book #1: Ron's Hollow: Operating Manual for the Wet Woods Book #2: Journal of Two Aprils: Prelude to Ron's Hollow during the Pandemic of 2020-21

The complete journals of the 2020-21 Pandemic in the U.S., providing a day-by-day recounting of the political, social, and international dimensions of the virus' spread. Hundreds of charts and graphs together with hundreds of sources provide a rich tableau for understanding the political and social missteps that led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands in the U.S.. The author's professional life as a data analysis and his personal life are interwoven to give further context.

As of the publishing of the first edition in late October, 2021, over 700,000 people in the U.S. had died of Covid-19. 18 months earlier, on February 28, 2020, that number stood at 0. A week later, 11 people had died in the U.S. Given that and the news coming in from Europe, the author started to collect data and develop a website, covid19directions.com. By April 10, 2020, the number of dead was approaching 20,00o, and U.S. leadership and social behavior were clearly failing. A year later, a half million Americans had died from the virus. What went wrong? Why? Why, when we clearly saw the ...

Detroit's notorious Purple Gang had expansion plans in the northern woods of Michigan near its summer resorts. By 1929, Club Manitou was in operation, with a maze of escape tunnels surrounding its basement speakeasy. Northern Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay region has been a summer destination for wealthy Midwesterners since the 1880s. Many summer resort associations by the early 1900s had formed around the shoreline of the bay. This opened the door for the creation of a two-tiered system of law enforcement during the area’s summer months. Wealthy resorters from St. Louis, Chicago, ...

The definitive operating manual for the wet woods, particularly in the vicinity of Ron's Hollow. Detailed descriptions of the Hollow, as well as Cornnubbin Confluence, Nadine Falls, KellyB Beach, Huck-a-Lui Trail, Gabe's Grotto, and a plethora of other minutiae leading to knowledge and understanding. Ron's Hollow is book #1 in the "Wet Woods: 4 Guides to Pacific Northwest Adventure" series: Book #1: Ron's Hollow: Operating Manual for the Wet Woods Book #2: Olympics via the Pacific: Four Epic Hikes through the Wet Woods to the Glaciers Book #3: Salmon, Ghosts, & Bugs: Suffering in the Wet ...

There are many approaches to the vast wonder known as the Olympic National Park in the Pacific Northwest and its adjacent forests and waters. The paths presented here suggest four alternatives: casual fun with family, such as beachcombing with dogs; determined accomplishment, such as ascending to the glaciers; quiet solitude, such as reading by a brook; and sublime gratitude, considering the forces we participate in but do not control. Pulling together "Bull Beaches: A Dog's Guide to the Olympic Coast", "Olympics via the Pacific: Four Epic Hikes through the Wet Woods to the Glaciers", "...

Detroit's notorious Purple Gang had expansion plans in the northern woods of Michigan near its summer resorts. By 1929, Club Manitou was in operation, with a maze of escape tunnels surrounding its basement speakeasy. Northern Michigan’s Little Traverse Bay region has been a summer destination for wealthy Midwesterners since the 1880s. Many summer resort associations by the early 1900s had formed around the shoreline of the bay. This opened the door for the creation of a two-tiered system of law enforcement during the area’s summer months. Wealthy resorters from St. Louis, Chicago, ...

The Olympic Mountains and the Olympic National Park contain some of the world's epic hikes. This full-color guide details four that are a must for any adventurer, together with caveats brought on by group experience which cries out for evolution to correct. Into the Olympics is book #2 in the "Wet Woods: 4 Guides to Pacific Northwest Adventure" series: Book #1: Ron's Hollow: Operating Manual for the Wet Woods Book #2: Into the Olympics: 4 Epic Hikes through the Rain Forests to the Glaciers Book #3: Salmon, Ghosts, & Bugs: Suffering in the Wet Woods Book #4: Bull Beaches: A Dog's Guide to ...

The complete journals of the 2020-21 Pandemic in the U.S., providing a day-by-day recounting of the political, social, and international dimensions of the virus' spread. Hundreds of charts and graphs together with hundreds of sources provide a rich tableau for understanding the political and social missteps that led to the deaths of hundreds of thousands in the U.S.. The author's professional life as a data analysis and his personal life are interwoven to give further context.

Detroit's notorious Purple Gang had expansion plans in the northern woods of Michigan near its summer resorts. By 1929, Club Manitou was in operation, with a maze of escape tunnels surrounding its basement speakeasy. Here is the history of the club and its owner, including detailed photos and plans. The 2nd Edition includes the new discoveries of the Club's escape tunnel exits.

The definitive guide for spoiling your best friend on the beaches of the Olympic Peninsula. Bull Beaches is book #4 in the "Wet Woods: 4 Guides to Pacific Northwest Adventure" series: Book #1: Ron's Hollow: Operating Manual for the Wet Woods Book #2: Olympics via the Pacific: Four Epic Hikes through the Wet Woods to the Glaciers Book #3: Salmon, Ghosts, & Bugs: Suffering in the Wet Woods Book #4: Bull Beaches: A Dog's Guide to the Olympic Coast