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On San Juan Island is a web log reflecting the point of view of one artist and citizen blogger on San Juan Island, Washington. U.S.A.
About Me
HISTORY OF SAN JUAN ISLAND Part I
- The Birth of an Island
- The Straits of...Apostlos Valerianos?
- Juan de Fuca: The Movie
- The First Islanders
- Kennewick Man
- Lummi Carver With Vision
- Sacred Ground
- Storm Boy
- Smallpox Bay
- Totems in Transition
- Potlatch Revival
- The Salish Sea
- Frog Girl & Volcano Mother
- Coast Salish Art
- Contemporary Coast Salish Art
- Who Discovered America?
- Westward Ho! Eastward Ho!
- Chinese Artifacts
- Dawn of Corporate Globalization
- Fish Camp at Grannies Cove
- Belle View Farm
- 49th Parallel Meets the Salish Sea
Horoscopes
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HISTORY OF SAN JUAN ISLAND PART II
- Memorial Day ~ Consider Diplomacy
- Jim McRae ~ 1920 -1975
- No Smoking Gun Here
- Hardy Pioneers
- Gold!
- Native Women Save Society
- Wooly Dogs & Salish Weavers
- Invaded by a Legion of Sheep
- Isaac Ebey ~ Big Tyee
- Meanwhile, Back at the Ranch
- An Exeedingly Annoying Affair
- Thirty Thousand Semi-Barbarous Californians
- Emelia Lee Bave ~ The Pig War Museum
- Remembering Veterns
- A Most Notable Pig
- Pig War Era Holiday Social at English Camp
- The Memorial of John Mears
- The Pig War Islands & Bill Holm
- Who Was Lyman Cutlar?
- Quest For The Almighty Spud
- Growing Potatoes
- The Pig Incident
- Captain Pickett
- Griffin Responds
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Recommended Reading
The Restless Northwest
A Geological Story
by Hill Williams
Exploring Coast Salish
Prehistory
by Julie K. Stein
Looking at Totem Poles
by Hillary Stewart
Storm Boy
by Paul Owen Lewis
Frog Girl
by Paul Owen Lewis
The Pig War:
Standoff at Griffin Bay
by Mike Vouri
Native American Wives
of San Juan Settlers
by Karen Lamb Jones
Sacred Balance
by David Suzuki
Practice of the Wild
by Gary Snyder
The Future of Life
by E. O. Wilson
A Geological Story
by Hill Williams
Exploring Coast Salish
Prehistory
by Julie K. Stein
Looking at Totem Poles
by Hillary Stewart
Storm Boy
by Paul Owen Lewis
Frog Girl
by Paul Owen Lewis
The Pig War:
Standoff at Griffin Bay
by Mike Vouri
Native American Wives
of San Juan Settlers
by Karen Lamb Jones
Sacred Balance
by David Suzuki
Practice of the Wild
by Gary Snyder
The Future of Life
by E. O. Wilson
Blog Roll & Links:
- San Juan Calendar
- Medicine Cards
- Sugar Shack Home Page
- Code Pink
- Amnesty International
- Congressman Rick Larsen
- Senator Maria Cantwell
- Senator Patty Murray
- San Juan County
- Town of Friday Harbor
- My Dog Ate Art
- Westcott Bay Institute for Art and Nature
- San Juan Island Artist's Studio Tour
- Arctic Raven Gallery
- Waterworks Gallery
- Storm PhotoGraphic
- Daily Painting
- San Juan Island National Historical Park
- Mt Baker Volcano Observatory
- Volcano Watch
- The Whale Museum
- Orca Watcher
- Whale of a Porpoise
- Center For Whale Research
- Orca Network
- Interspecies Communication
- San Juan Island Library
- San Juan Community Theatre
- Sakya Kachod Choling Buddhist Center
- San Juan Islander
- San Juan Island Update
- San Juan Journal
- The Black Snob
- A Bagpipe Journal
- Corinne Stevens Opera Diva
- Robert Demar Photography
- Bead Lust
- Z Quilts
- Digital San Juan
- Notes From the Kelp
Blog Archive
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- All Saints Day OM for Obama ~ Nov 1st
- HAPPY HALLOWEEN!
- Yes We Carve!
- Seattle Fish Throwers For Obama
- VOTE HERE!
- VOTE EARLY! - Obama in Denver
- Will the Real Socialists Please Stand Up?
- All About ACORN
- John McCain does Yoga?
- Obama Takes the Lead
- First Americans Appreciation Day
- Artists for Obama
- The Truth About The Bailout
- Bardot takes on Palin
- The Boss For Obama
- Obama Suspends Campaign!
- Sarah Palin, The "Evita" Effect?
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Pig War T-Shirts, Totes & Mugs
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