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Thursday, March 27, 2014
Tuesday, March 25, 2014
Monday, March 24, 2014
My parents were both birders. I grew up with talking about birds was part of my life. Neither my Mom or Dad were what I call " Alpha Birders" but they were quite accomplished. Over the course of my life I have paid a fair amount of attention to the natural world around me. Recently I have become much more excited about viewing and learning about birds. We have the state headquarters of NH Audubon here in Concord. They have lots of great programs in a wonderful facility. We have the opportunity to travel some and expect to do some more traveling in the future. I have been retired for almost 3 years and my wife Linda will be retiring in 53 (but who is counting) One of the trips we took was to South Africa. Astonishing. Among other things, the bird diversity was incredible. Goliath Herons , hornbills, weavers, Fish eagles and so much more. Any other folks out there have some birding interests ?
Stef Mattlage
I am intrigued with the paths people have taken in their lives. Because we ( BHS class of 1968 ) have spent some time together in the same place we have a common waypoint to trace back to. As we move forward and backward in time our experiences diverge. I for one would enjoy hearing stories, sharing pictures and connecting. If you would like to join in feel free. If you know of other members of the class that you think may enjoy participating in this space please let them know.
Friday, August 2, 2013
I would like to learn more about what my classmates in the class of 1968 are doing. What path are you taking ? Are you retired ? Do you have hobbies and interests ? Do you travel ? Do you have images that you would like to share. I am enthralled with the paths that people have taken. Please share an image, a story , a link, a cause, something you have written, a concern you have or anything else. One of the good things the " Information Age " has given us is the ability to reconnect with folks that are physically remote.
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