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Writing — Page 29
A mix of technical deep-dives, career reflections, and dispatches from the road.

travelNov 26, 2020· 1 min
Dillard Mill State Historic Site
Missouri best-preserved water-powered gristmill, built in 1908 on Huzzah Creek — the red building, blue water, and intact original machinery make it…
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travelNov 24, 2020· 1 min
Rocky Falls
An Ozark shut-in where Rocky Creek cascades 40 feet over billion-year-old rhyolite — one of Missouri's best natural swimming holes and an Ozark Trail trailhead.
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travelNov 1, 2020· 1 min
Tryst Falls Park
One of the few natural waterfalls near Kansas City, tucked into a Clay County park between Excelsior Springs and Kearney — small and beautiful and worth…
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travelOct 24, 2020· 1 min
Taum Sauk Mountain State Park
Missouri's highest point wrapped in 7,448 acres of Ozark wilderness — ancient volcanic rock, a reservoir, and the trail to Mina Sauk Falls.
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travelOct 15, 2020· 1 min
Taum Sauk Mountain
The highest point in Missouri at 1,772 feet, reached by an easy paved trail through the ancient St. Francois Mountains.
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travelSep 24, 2020· 1 min
Roosevelt National Forest
1.5 million acres of north-central Colorado mountains, wilderness areas, and alpine trails — one of the most-visited national forests in the country.
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travelSep 20, 2020· 2 min
Red Rocks: Where the Geology Steals the Show
Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre near Morrison, Colorado is one of the most striking natural formations in the country — towering sandstone monoliths that…
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travelSep 19, 2020· 1 min
Boulder Falls
A 70-foot waterfall in Boulder Canyon just 11 miles from Boulder — a 100-yard walk to something genuinely dramatic tucked into the canyon walls.
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travelSep 17, 2020· 1 min
St Mary's Glacier
A year-round ice field near Idaho Springs, Colorado — a 1.5-mile hike at 11,000 feet where people ski in August and the alpine lake below is impossibly clear.
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