Monthly Archives: December 2016

Ice “Cathedrals”

Posted on December 27, 2016 by Mark Zeiger

When we hike north, past the adjoining property, with its tiny cabin owned by a couple who live in Juneau, to our nearest permanent neighbor, a quarter mile away, we skirt sea cliffs that rise 30-50 feet above the beach … Continue reading →

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Beside the Christmas Fire

Posted on December 25, 2016 by Mark Zeiger

Merry Christmas! I’m sorting through old seasonal writing lately. I found a semi-autobiographical short story of about 1200 words that I really like, enough to edit heavily to blog length for sharing here. The original piece doesn’t have a real title yet, … Continue reading →

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