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The Crestone Eagle • February, 2021 His Fraudulency, 19th President, Rutherford B. Hayes by Mary...
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Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle • December, 2020 A season of hope Christmas stories to warm your heart and make...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle • September, 2020 Passive solar design skills by Paul Shippee Passive solar is...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle • August, 2020 The Villa Grove connection by Mary Lowers Villa Grove is the...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle • July, 2020 Crestone Mountain Zen Center goes solar by Larry Joseph Calloway When the 132 solar panels went online at 50 kilowatts in late June at the Crestone Mountain Zen Center it was a milepost (or more...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, August 2003: Pam & Steve Gripp: Living the homestead dream by Mary Lowers We live on the eastern slope of one of the highest agricultural valley in the world. Farming and ranching traditions go back...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle • May, 2018 Fires in Crestone history by Mary Lowers As summer approaches, we are living with a stage two fire alert in Saguache County. Crestone and the Baca Grande are drier than even the “old timers” have...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle • May, 2020 Community solar microgrids explained by Paul Shippee Going green...
Read MoreThe Stations of the Cross in the San Luis Valley The Crestone Eagle • April, 2020 by Anoushka...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, October 2004: Trucking at the potato harvest story & photos by Len Schreiner I took a temp job driving a potato truck in the SLV Potato harvest. My experience was marked by the kind of people I’ve...
Read MoreNews from the frontlines: Grassroots climate action in East Africa The Crestone Eagle • March,...
Read Moreoriginally published: February 2020 Wetlands & water—Then you saw them, now you don’t by Lisa Cyriacks Peggy Godfrey, Saguache County representative to the Rio Grande Water Conservation District (RGWCD) board, has been...
Read Morepublished: June 2019 Hiking to South Crestone Lake by Emmy Savage I did my first lake hike...
Read Moreby Mary Lowers Driving US territorial expansion west, a philosophy of the nation called “manifest...
Read Morepublished February 2015 Homesteading with camels A recipe for success by Leigh Mills My husband...
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, July 2005: There’s a world of bears out there by Keno I’ve written several articles about bears for the Eagle over the last couple of years, but all of those were about the problems bears cause us humans here...
Read MoreAs you approach Crestone on T Road you may notice that North Crestone Creek, which runs into the Wildlife Refuge, is dry; and you may also notice that most of the many cottonwood trees that follow its course are dead or dying. As the raven flies across the North Crestone Creek watershed, from the peaks surrounding Ground Hog Basin and the Venable Cirque which drain into the North Fork, across the two great basins that drain off the sides of Comanche and Fluted peaks into the Middle Fork, to the peaks surrounding North Crestone Lake and North Crestone Creek, is a distance of five miles. Y
Read MoreThe Crestone Eagle, September 2002: Living with the Earth . . .because it is beautiful article and...
Read MorePermaculture at White Eagle Village The Crestone Eagle, November 2002: by Roni S. Chernin The...
Read Moreby Mary Lowers “I’ve been working on the railroad all the live-long day, “I’ve been working on the...
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