Category Archives: travel

Interview with J.L. Jusaitis

Posted on March 24, 2015 by robinofrockridge

Interview with J.L. Jusaitis.

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Saving A Bit of History

Posted on September 30, 2014 by robinofrockridge

This is work week at the Shattuck Windmill Museum & Park in Oklahoma. Several of us from different parts of the U.S. are here to service & repair the large collection of antique water pumping windmills. Here’s the old dugout … Continue reading →

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Eager Audience

Posted on February 21, 2013 by robinofrockridge

Come read your poetry or prose (or nonfiction!) aloud at the next Open Mic hosted by the Redwood Writers branch of the California Writers Club, on Saturday, February 23rd from 2-4 p.m. at SoCo Coffee in Santa Rosa. Sign in … Continue reading →

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Review of The Journey to Andersweldt

Posted on January 28, 2012 by robinofrockridge

I applaud my writer friend Charles Markee for permission to re-post his excellent book review about The Journey to Andersweldt by J.L. Jusaitis. This is a unique mystery wrapped in a travel package for middle grades students set in Saltzburg, … Continue reading →

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New Year’s in 1900

Posted on January 5, 2012 by robinofrockridge

Thanks again to my great friend Arletta Dawdy for permission to repost her New Year’s blog about Grace’s story. Watch for her upcoming novel titled By Grace. 1900 A NEW CENTURY by Arletta Dawdy’s Blog My last post  was an excerpt … Continue reading →

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Christmas in New York, 1898, by Arletta Dawdy

Posted on December 20, 2011 by robinofrockridge

Thank you to my friend, Arletta Dawdy, for permission to copy & post her blog about Christmas in New York in the year 1898. Arletta is the author of The Huachuca Trilogy of historical fiction set in the southwest. December … Continue reading →

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Trail Ride at Jack London Park

Posted on November 11, 2011 by robinofrockridge

JACK LONDON PARK RIDE Redwood Empire Trail Riders had a fall fantastic ride at Jack London State Historic Park on Sunday, October 30th. Jack London named his property in Glen Ellen the Beauty Ranch, and it’s true the location and the … Continue reading →

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Ghosts at Jack London Park

Posted on October 31, 2011 by robinofrockridge

Ghostly looking tree? This tree and more will be no than ghosts from our memories if the Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen is closed next July. Please see my blog titled Spirit of Jack London to fade away? … Continue reading →

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Jack London’s Shadow

Posted on April 29, 2011 by robinofrockridge

Our Tuesday morning writers critique group met on April 26th at the Grist Mill building in Glen Ellen, California. There we had our weekly meeting out on the deck of the grist mill with the office of the famous American … Continue reading →

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