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  • 2 months ago | writersontherange.org | Dennis Hinkamp |David Marston

    Fascinating and fetid, the Salton Sea in southern California lures me back, every year. Driving south from Utah, I take bits of historic Highway 66 and then skirt Joshua Tree National Park to cruise through little known Box Canyon to Mecca, California. When the landscape opens up, I see the beautiful wreck of the Salton Sea, created by the collision of geology and bad luck. The sea occupies a much smaller footprint of what used to be Lake Cahuilla, which disappeared in the late 1500s.

  • Jan 25, 2025 | hjnews.com | Dennis Hinkamp

    Well, 2024 dissolving into 2025 certainly has been a turvy-topsy sliver of history. Personally, I have not been preemptively pardoned or post-emptively convicted of anything that I know of. There were weeks that are still blurry in my memory. I will try to summarize. I like the idea of a preemptive pardon just so a could do a few bad things the coming year. Nothing too bad; I'd mostly like to curse more and blame it on a syndrome.

  • Jan 11, 2025 | hjnews.com | Dennis Hinkamp

    Are you ready for '25? Make your resolutions now because all our resolve will soon dissolve for sure. Still, we can try to try for better or worse; less of the former and more of the latter. In the end we are all ashes, and our ashes will scatter. No, I'm not being grim, just greeting the new year with my usual side grin. The Mall's gone, future Target regret to come, more Chick-fil-As, more pizza, more fries nothing left to surprise, more Maveriks than we got sense, nobody misses Mike Pence.

  • Dec 7, 2024 | cachevalleydaily.com | Dennis Hinkamp

    For most Utah consumers, pomegranates are the fruit that hides for 10 months of the year and then pops up like red Christmas ornaments in November. This makes them appear as a seasonal novelty, but they actually have a long history of use. Ben Scow, Utah State University Extension faculty in Washington County and a promoter of pomegranates, shares pictures of pomegranates depicted in ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Chinese murals when he gives presentations.

  • Nov 30, 2024 | hjnews.com | Dennis Hinkamp

    All the other sales days are the new Grinches that Stole Black Friday. The only difference is there will be no happy ending in Whoville. Fun fact: Whoville is located inside a snowflake. I had to look it up. Be careful where you step for the next four weeks. I remember the good old days when black Friday was a sacred craven holiday signaling the start of the rampage of consumer lust. Though I never fully participated, I have fond memories of mocking people camping on the blacktop in front of Best Buy.

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