Tag Archives: Neil Mathison

Big Island Abcderian

Posted on February 2, 2016 by perfectsublimemasters

A. Aloha It’s midnight at thirty thousand feet and my wife Susan and I are outbound over the Pacific, en route to the largest, the southernmost, the easternmost, the most glorious (in our opinion) of the glorious Hawaiian Islands, the … Continue reading →

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Beaches

Posted on November 6, 2014 by perfectsublimemasters

The rain continues, with Tremendious gusts of wind, which is Tremendious. The winds violent   Trees falling in every direction, whorl winds, with gusts of rain   Hail & Thunder… – William Clark, William Clark Journal, December 16, 1805.   … Continue reading →

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