heritage story
Haddock Courting Noises
January 31, 2007 - 2:32pm — mikesscuba
I love to listen to music while I work. It relaxes me, puts me into the right frame of mind and blocks out all the noise. However, there is only so much classic, and lite Jazz a man can take in one day. The British Library has released a new CD called “Sounds of the Deep, An exploration of life in our seasâ€.
What does Pennsylvania mean to you?
January 31, 2007 - 12:19pm — ecooley
When you hear the word Pennsylvania, what image comes to mind? Describe it and tell us your impressions about the state. I will be happy to get things started with my image of Pennsylvania.
Do you remember the old license plate “You’ve Got A Friend In Pennsylvaniaâ€. That is my image of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania has always extended hospitality to people looking for a new start it started with William Penn and continues today.
Leon Gets The Boot
January 23, 2007 - 4:26pm — ecooley
Leon really loved the outdoors. He loved to hunt but he was tired of coming home with wet cold feet. I know exactly how he feels, especially this time of year.
Stories From Iraq
January 17, 2007 - 4:39pm — ecooley
Someone recently sent me a link to The SandBox Blog. This is blog is a collection of stories from soldiers and Marines in Iraq. They login and record their thought on the day. It is pretty good and I find myself going there on a regular basis. I love the blog because at one time I had the honor of knowing a Marine in Iraq and I heard the stories as told through his Aunt.
What is Storytrax?
January 16, 2007 - 3:08pm — Storytrax
I was convinced at an early that people learn best from the stories they have heard, stories that
To Redd Up
January 9, 2007 - 12:15pm — ecooley
Awhile back my good friend Jack York made a comment about the word 'redd'. The comment appeared in the blog titled Mark's Buck.
Innovative Practices in Heritage Development
December 28, 2006 - 3:32pm — Storytrax
Motown’s polishing up the chrome and cranking up the tunes for the 500 heritage professionals who will converge on Detroit this summer.
Prehistoric Sharks In Montana
December 28, 2006 - 3:14pm — mikesscuba
How would you like to be diving a local quarry or lake and be worried about those angry Falcutus Falcutus. Well, technically you probably would not be too worried, considering that these prehistoric sharks were really only interested in shrimp. Falcutus Falcutus were named for their large dorsel fin jutting up from their head, in the picture to the left it looks like a sickel. The drawing below is a better picture of the sickel like dorsel fin. The males were the only ones to have this first dorsel fin and the other dorsel fin. They developed them when they became mature males.
Mark's Buck
November 28, 2006 - 12:18pm — ecooley
There are three holidays in November. Three days where schools are canceled, people take off, and families get together. Veteran's Day, Thanksgiving, and opening day of deer season. I have participated in two out of three of the events, playing a trumpet in the Veteran's Day parade and assiting in the preparation of a Thanksgiving meal but never have I been a part of deer season.
Storytelling to Advance America's Ideal
November 21, 2006 - 12:30am — ecooley
The following Blog was written by Randall Cooley back in June of 2006 on another site. I found it very appropriate for our new site.
