Lake Conasauga Entrance
I’m not going to write too much about Lake Conasauga because I want it to be known enough to where it keeps getting maintenance, visits, and appropriate use without being overrun…because if you know…you know.
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6+ Favorite Seth Godin’s Marketing Wisdom (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Seth Godins Marketing Wisdom…so far.
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6+ Favorite Books Set in Asia (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books Set in Asia…so far.
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6+ Favorite Books on American Cities and Regions (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on American Cities and Regions…so far.
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Karen Berger on The Idea of Wilderness
Karen Berger is one of my favorite travel writers. I came across a foreword of hers explaining the idea of Wilderness that we (Americans) have constructed over the last 100 years in America’s Great Hiking Trails. I’ve read a lot of explainers of Wilderness, but this has to be one of the best I’ve ever seen.
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6+ Favorite Books on Wilderness Skills and Survival (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Wilderness Skills and Survival…so far.
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4 Notes on Visiting Allatoona Dam
Allatoona Dam is on the Etowah River in Georgia, near Cartersville. It is an incredible piece of infrastructure, and I…
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TIL about the Three Hares motif
The Three Hares Motif is this weird, fun enigma -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_hares
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Overlook near Hogpen Gap in the Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest of North Georgia
The Appalachian Trail in Georgia has a lot of granite overlooks in the mountains but especially on the Appalachian Trail. During winter, you can see a long ways off, and in the summer, they are often the only break in the green tunnel of vegetation.
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The Soccer Book by DK
The Soccer Book provides a comprehensive breakdown of the world’s most popular sport, combining technical analysis with historical context and modern gameplay evolution.
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The Philosophy Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained by DK
The Philosophy Book: Big Ideas Simply Explained goes chronologically through 2,500 years of philosophical ideas & concepts, breaking down complex concepts into digestible pieces.
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6+ Favorite Books on Copywriting and Advertising (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Copywriting and Advertising…so far.
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Audacity of Hope by Barack Obama
In 2006, before his presidential run, then-Senator Barack Obama published The Audacity of Hope. It was part of a long tradition of presidential hopefuls publishing sort of a detailed personal & policy driven vision for the country. For myself, it was the only book of this genre that I’d ever read before or since. So, of course, I think it’s far and away the best.
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6+ Favorite Books on Travel in Australia and the Pacific (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Travel in Australia and the Pacific…so far.
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The future of country music is here, and it’s AI
Sensationalist title, but I like how it digs into the specific *jobs* in the music industry that are going away -> The future of country music is here, and it’s AI
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Wait But Why on The sights and sounds of Bhutan
Lovely post about an intriguing country -> The sights and sounds of Bhutan — Wait But Why
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6+ Favorite Books on Conservation and Economics (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Conservation and Economics…so far.
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6+ Favorite Books on Critical Thinking and Decision-Making (So Far!)
A Roundup of My Favorite Books on Critical Thinking and Decision-Making…so far.
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Arctic Traverse by Michael Engelhard
Northern Alaska is possibly the most sublime landscape on Earth. The sheer wild expanse and bigness is transcendent. And thanks…
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Books Read in 2025
Everything I read in 2025! It was a weird year for book selection. It was much more of a “cluster read” than a deliberate choice. But – serendipity felt good.
