Fleeing the Flow
It could be worse. A few thousand years ago lava splashed and bubbled up out of the ground in what is now Idaho and spread out over six hundred and eighteen square miles. One single lava flow running about thirty miles long.
A Bigger Camera
by Darin Boville
A Bigger Camera
by Darin Boville
Tag Cross-country 2020
At Dead Indian Pass
I pull off at an overlook in the mountains of northern Wyoming, my wife and youngest daughter in my FJ Cruiser, my oldest daughter and her boyfriend pulling in ahead of me in their Honda Element. As we are standing,…
Climate Change In Color at the John Day Fossil Beds
When people think of Oregon they tend to think of rain, a sort of never-ending rain, over forty inches a year on average. But eastern Oregon is all but a desert, receiving a third of Portland’s average, and some of…
Crater Lake Blue
A chemist, Mas Subramanian, and his grad student at the Oregon State University discovered a new blue pigment, similar to ultramarine but more stable. There are not many blue pigments out there–the last one discovered, Cobalt Blue, was discovered in…