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Archive for April, 2012

 

High desert article

Sunday, April 22nd, 2012

Claire,

I enjoyed reading your article. Having lived in W.AZ and then NM, I could relate so much of it. I am surrounded by trees in E. VA now but would rather be back in the high desert anytime.

One thing I noticed not mentioned in your article was the tendency of those traveling through, not to, the high desert, have a tendency to have thief dogs get “lost” or just plain let them loose to fend for themselves. Which leaves us with packs of wild dogs not afraid of humans, unlike healthy coyotes. That was one of the main reasons we used to go armed. Hell, the local authorities sometimes even [provided] the ammo we used on wild packs. It was that bad when the main roads weren’t that many miles away. I can only imagine how bad it is now, with the current economy, foreclosures, and job losses.

Dave

 

What a magazine

Tuesday, April 3rd, 2012

Just received my first copy of backwoods home.  I had no idea that there was a real magazine publisher left.  It was refreshing to read very fine articles without the magazine slant to the far left (or right).  I and my wife loved it, and you can guarantee on my renewal.  Can’t wait for the next issue.  Please, please, keep up the great work.

Phil Jones

 





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