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Two Presidents, One Day, Sixteen Years: Visiting the Presidential Museums in Kansas & Missouri

May 15, 2018 / by Malcolm Logan

The years 1944-1960 saw the greatest expansion of the American economy we may ever know. They saw the end of Second World War, the dawn of the nuclear age, and the beginning of the Cold War. They were among the most challenging and rewarding years in American history, and they…

Facing up to White Nose: Exploring a Cave in Stanton, MO

September 29, 2016 / by Malcolm Logan

Caves are cool. Slipping out of a hot, muggy day into the cool environs of a cave is the pre-modern equivalent of air conditioning. What’s more, caves are a world unto themselves, unique ecosystems akin to tropical reefs or desert floors. So it’s no wonder human beings have always been…

Our Broken Asphalt Heart: Reflections on Route 66 (Part 1)

March 21, 2012 / by Malcolm Logan

It was once hailed as “The Mother Road,” saluted as “Main Street U.S.A.”. There have been songs written about it, books, movies, a television show. In our collective imagination it carries us back to a more innocent time, when America was young, when entrepreneurialism was grass roots, before cookie cutter…

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Two Presidents, One Day, Sixteen Years: Visiting the Presidential Museums in Kansas & Missouri

Facing up to White Nose: Exploring a Cave in Stanton, MO

Our Broken Asphalt Heart: Reflections on Route 66 (Part 1)

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