Up on the Cumberland Plateau before you get down in it. Reggie Van Stockum in Wolfe County on August 31, 2023! #reggievanstockum
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PALLADIUM It is worth more than gold! What is Palladium? One atom with 46 protons. Where does…
September 1, 2023The Story of the Horse in America
YIPEEI-YO-KIY-YAEEI! That’s Gene Autry in the 1935 science fiction western serial entitled, “The Phantom Empire.” He was one…
August 25, 2023“Three Boys Caving!”
Philip, Thomas, and Reggie Van Stockum at Langdon’s Cave in Harrison County, Indiana, 1990 – 2013! copyright 2023…
August 6, 2023Going in Dry…coming out Wet!
After three hours of bellycrawling, hands and knee crawling, crab walking, climbing and falling through cracks in the…
July 17, 2023“A Plague on your Houses”
“A PLAGUE ON YOUR HOUSES” That was William Shakespeare in his play, “Romeo and Juliet,” written in 1592. …
March 3, 2023Hetch Hetchy Valley
Teddy Rosevelt was president and he managed to protect Yosemite, the glorious canyon in California’s Sierra Nevada’s Mountains.…
January 22, 2023Otter Creek Falls
Otter Creek Falls above Grahamton, Kentucky on January 14, 2023. With Gary Kempf on the Fort Knox Military…
January 15, 2023Kinishba, a millennium before you!
1,000 years ago? Was this ancestral pueblo settled even before Zuni and the Hopi village of Oraibi rose…
December 24, 2022Mummy Cave Overlook, Canyon de Chelly, Navajo Lands, Arizona
Reggie Van Stockum at the Mummy Cave Overlook in Canyon de Chelly on Navajo Lands near Chinle, Arizona,…
December 11, 2022