EcoRover

Stories and photos about life along the Continental Divide in Montana between the Clark Fork (westslope) and Big Hole (eastslope) Rivers. Fresh back from a Fulbright in South China, I am looking at American culture/nature through new eyes. Backpacking, cross country skiing, fishing, hunting, hiking... this is the story of a 4-season outdoors person.

16 August 2010

An Ri Ra 2010: Butte Montana's Irish Music Festival

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I returned to town early from a backpacking trip to catch the last day of music at An Ri Ra, the Irish festival hosted in our little city of...
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SkyWatch Friday: View from the top of the Rockies

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Late afternoon, upper Clark Fork River valley of SW Montana, near the Continental Divide looking west from Butte Montana. Storm across the v...
09 August 2010

August Wildflowers, Trout Fishing, and a bit of history

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Depending on how you look at it, I've been blessed or cursed with a bull moose hunting permit for this fall. A tag of a lifetime, perhap...
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05 August 2010

Skywatch Friday: Big Sky Pot of Gold

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Though a diverse little city of immigrants, Butte Montana was always dominated by a mythic sense of Irish culture. Blame it on the wee Lepre...
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02 August 2010

Big Hole River Fly Fishing for Trout: Being One with Nature

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I probably like fly fishing for trout better than any of the other outdoor activities I engage in, including: elk hunting, backpacking/peak...
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29 July 2010

Skywatch Friday: Summer Fun in Montana

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The Bell Diamond mine headframe (aka "gallows frame") stands watch over the dancers at the Cool Water Hula celebration in Butte M...
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28 July 2010

Summer Fun: Elk Rib BBQ, Camping, Celebration, Floating

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Summertime in Butte, Montana: hot (80+ deg F) clear days, cool starry nights, maybe the occasional cloud or thunderstorm. It's time to p...
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Eco, from the Greek oikos: home, with a connotation of wholeness. Once upon a time I lived at the headwaters of the Allegheny River and roamed the hardwood forests. Now I roam the mountains, rivers, and prairies of the northern Rockies. Disclaimer: I am a professor with Montana Tech in Butte, but nothing posted on this site should be construed as an inference that I am speaking for the institution.
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