A story of pioneer survival in brutally harsh cicumstances.  I have been forever fascinated by this early account of the american migration to the west.  Makes COVID-19 look like a walk in the park.

I'm fascinated by lakes and rivers, railroads, bridges, and repurposing outdated infrastucture.  There's something happening in northeast Georgia that piques my interest on all accounts.

We're pretty sure the hero will live if we know the story has a sequal. And, unrelated, I can recommend a good plumber.

A member of StackExchange.com asks how he can keep his door latch set attached to a hollow-core door.  Not exactly an existenshal crisis, but. . .I've got an answer.

Elizabeth Hopper at ThoughtCo.com asks whether it is better to be introverted or extroverted.  I ask, does it matter?  I mean, I don't think we get to choose.  Let's just accept what we are and go with it.