Rural Reflections

Boredom brought opportunity to the farm in the farm of creativity, such as creating an activity called "hitting rocks with sticks

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Grant Nelson has written letters to his brother Dave for about half a century. This tradition is one they share with listeners at KFGO. Pear over their shoulders and see what Grant has to say this week!

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Do you ever feel like more is never enough? So does Grant Nelson in this week's Rural Reflections

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As spring arrives, it brings with it robins,  a new relationship to the land....and metaphors.

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Is history important to you? This week Rural Reflections talks about the place history has in our lives.

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When it comes to projects, Grant finds peace through the quiet medium of subtle change that requires only his work and focus to connect with memories.

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This is a letter to Grant's brother who lives in Carrington, North Dakota. A family tradition between them which has existed in some form for five decades!

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Does age give back more than it takes? Does it improve the sound of life's violin. There's only one way to find out-press play!

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Some questions in life are simple, others take longer to understand.

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Grant talks of his admiration for two gentleman he knows who have accomplished much in their lives. They just both happen to be named...Dave.

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