Sometimes, when you already work and write in other places, you still need a pontification corner. This is such a corner, occupied with original content created by Chuck Wolfe, Principal of Charles R. Wolfe, Attorney at Law, who practices in Seattle and also teaches at the University of Washington and contributes to The Huffington Post, seattlepi.com and crosscut.com.
Find out more at www.crwolfelaw.com, here, and www.urbanpointofview.com, here.
Chuck,
Just found your site. Fun stuff. In regard to coyotes in Seattle, it seems that if there were more of them, we would have fewer Canada geese. Might be a nice way to kill two birds with one stone, or in this case, one coyote.
Just a thought and something that has long interested me, the intersection of nature and people in the urban landscape. If you are interested, I wrote about this in my book, The Seattle Street-Smart Naturalist.
Cheers,
David B. Williams
I just posted a review of our trip to Iceland in the past two weeks. Photos of the countryside and Rekjavik are great. The City is very nice, especially their concert hall which wowed us and is absolutely gorgeous. It is a hallmark of the City. The flea market of sweaters pictures is so much part of the City. Next time get pictures of the blue lagoon, city buildings and mountain areas that emit steam.
Cathy Garrison
Seattle
Thanks. I assume you are commenting on the Iceland post. Rest assured I have many, many more photos, including the subjects of your suggestions. They just weren’t suitable for the one post I did. Cheers.