Comments for Writer Kristin Kaye

Comment on Tree Geeks, Pt. 3: The National Registry of Big Trees by M. D. Vaden Trees

M. D. Vaden Trees — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 14:39:11 +0000

The fallen trees are still obvious on the path to the Cape Meares Spruce. Although the giant itself is so stout, it looks like it should stand for a couple of more centuries: whether is grows, dies or breaks some more.

The new discovery, Raven’s Tower Spruce, in Oswald West S. P., towers about 80 feet higher than the Cape Meares tree, and racks-up about the same number of points. Not yet nominated.

Comment on Oregon Trees – Where out on a limb is a great place to be by M. D. Vaden Portland Landscape & Tree

M. D. Vaden Portland Landscape & Tree — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 05:23:58 +0000

The coast range forests of Oregon are among my favorites, because of the weather.

About the tree climbing, the school near Grant’s Pass apparently opened a location near Portland not long ago, in Oregon City area.

http://www.newtribe.com/tcnt.htm

I have never met them, but read about them – New Tribe – once in Richard Preston’s book The Wild Trees.

MDV ~ Oregon

Comment on Good for the Soul: Wallowa Valley Studio Tours by Charlie Mastro

Charlie Mastro — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 13:48:33 +0000

I found the article when I saw your web site on your e-mail so I linked to it in my blog. http://woodjoint.blogspot.com/

Nice piece.

Charlie

Comment on Good for the Soul: Wallowa Valley Studio Tours by Heather

Heather — Tue, 03 Mar 2009 05:53:12 +0000

Thanks for your insightful review of three Joseph Oregon area artists. We include mention of this intimate studio tour program to all our bed & breakfast guests. Many who take the time to visit one or more of the studios come back raving about what a visit they had.

Hopefully more people will take advantage of this wonderful opportunity to meet these wonderful artists first hand.

Heather Tyreman, owner
Bronze Antler Bed & Breakfast
Joseph, OR