This is fascinating! I just love naturalism-related collections. I also feel heart-warmed when I learn about some person who has been successful in business is also accomplished in other areas. I think it would be wonderful if more people viewed their hobbies as just as worthwhile as their profession.
This is fascinating! I just love naturalism-related collections. I also feel heart-warmed when I learn about some person who has been successful in business is also accomplished in other areas. I think it would be wonderful if more people viewed their hobbies as just as worthwhile as their profession.
We went to the Jungle Gardens years ago, perhaps in the 1980s.
"What is a Salt Dome? How do they form? (geology.com)"
https://www.texasmonthly.com/travel/how-salt-shaped-texas/
Aha. Story about the salt mine in Grand Saline: https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2015/06/12/morton-salt-mine-in-grand-saline-is-an-underground-wonder/
(Nothing to do with books, but you can put some salt on the margarita, and tabasco on your tamale to eat while you read!)
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Great article. Always impressed with your work.
I am always impressed by Rennaissance men and women, including McIlhenny and you.