Blue Lizard Pole Day News

 
OUPblog (blog)
Time-travelling to distant climates
OUPblog (blog)
Even today, we have a huge range of climate on Earth, from poles to equator, from bone-dry desert to steamy jungle. But, back in the deep past, one might see sights far stranger, beyond even the dreams (and nightmares) of Hollywood. For the first stop, ...


 
Westword (blog)
Whatever floats your boat: Take a look at our first dip in the South Platte ...
Westword (blog)
"Night herons, blue herons, jackrabbits, muskrats, snakes -- water and garter snakes. Little teeny lizards that run around. Little clouds of bugs that end up in your teeth and your chest hair. I found a deer at Eighth Avenue the other morning.

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The Guardian
The world's best walks – by the experts
The Guardian
Each day was special – with herds of blue sheep, little villages in the valleys unchanged in hundreds of years, and always the snow-clad mountains. On our last evening, after we had crossed Sinchu La in a blizzard, we gazed on Gangchhenta (Great Tiger ...

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Haaretz
Israel's final frontier
Haaretz
Is there a single peak from which one can look north, south, east, and west without seeing a community, highway, electricity pole, antenna or army base? By Nir Hasson Daniel, the hero of a short story in Etgar Keret's “Pipelines” collection, ...


 
Unleash The Fanboy
The Amazing Spider-Man: Trailer 3 Analysis
Unleash The Fanboy
And to celebrate the release of the new trailer (I would do one for the TDKR trailer, but that's been done way too many times for me to do anything original) and the five-year and one day anniversary of the sad death of Sam Raimi's trilogy, ...

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