Articles by Claudia

Images from: 1) TennDon (Eurasian Lynx) at Nashville, TN Zoo.2) Conservative Cowgirl (Charly) This is Charly who is my son’s favorite vaulting horse and owned by the equestrian vaulting club [Read More]

A short story by Mary M. Isaacs.      “Hey, John! C’mere! Dobby’s got something treed!”  Alex ran across the big backyard to the old oak tree near the fence. The [Read More]

“All I had was one little grenade and they went overboard surrounding my car and calling the bomb squad. PFFT!” “Everyone who’s had a bomb squad called on them, raise [Read More]

Images from: 1) Anymouse (Walter) When not treeing coons, I used to hang out with Cici, but she left for the Rainbow Bridge.2) NAAC (Kilo)3) NAAC (Logan)4) Claudia (Pistol) We [Read More]

Circa 1993’ “CUTE LITTLE GROUND SQUIRREL” By Anymouse “You look like a commercial for Orvis or L.L. Bean.”  But then, I guess that’s what all the fashionable lawyers were wearing [Read More]

Images from: 1) TennDon (Great Blue Heron) Great Blue Heron Babies at Radnor Lake State Park, Nashville, TN.2) Russian Bot (Apollo)3) Old Guy (Violet) Violet has a warm personality that [Read More]

Images from: 1) Truckbuddy (Sammy) Taking a tan.2) PHenry (Barred Owl) A young family of 3 barred owls living in my backyard.3) Claudia (Honeybee) Coming in for a landing.4) Claudia [Read More]

Circa 1965’ THE RANGER’S CABIN In the mid sixties things were changing everywhere, including in the boundary waters.  While there wasn’t a permit system in place; the changes were coming [Read More]

Images from: 1) Tim-FJB (Bart) Smiling2) Beachmom (Kitty) Flag waving with Trumpy Bear.3) Jethro (Peaches) My daughter’s first rabbit – same one as in the Santa suit and portrait. This [Read More]

Images from: 1) TennDon (Eagle) Ole Baldy expressing his ‘feelz’ about the current resident of Our White House. Taken at Radnor Lake State Park where he and his Mrs are [Read More]

Circa 1961’ REMEMBRANCES Most things change with time; some for the better, some for the worse. Sometimes they even call it “progress.” Pictures can be lost, equipment can disappear, but [Read More]

From Hambone: Our beloved Maine Coon cat, Max, has lost the battle with his illness. Four different vets couldn’t diagnose exactly what it was, but it was a neurological issue. [Read More]

Images from: 1) Nashland (Whitetail deer we named Penelope) This little one was born on our front lawn in TX.2) Anymouse (Treed Coon) Soon-to-be Son-in-Law’s coon hound, named Walter, treed [Read More]