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Bueno Ramro

Hare Family travel tips, stories, and vignettes

The Wall of Sound

by Shannon I hear the hum through my ear plugs. I know it’s still early.  The sky has not shed her final stars and the dawn chorus has yet to begin.  As I press the wax deeper, I notice my... Continue Reading →

More-Than-Human Highlight – Jaguar

The Majestic Jaguar by Mason Jaguar - he who kills with one leap, the king of the jungle. I think these are fitting names for this strong, majestic creature. Jaguars have fascinating biology. They are also, sadly, threatened, with a... Continue Reading →

A Country of Water

by Tim Let’s call it Water instead of Colombia. Will you humor me for the duration of this piece and agree to call the land that the villain Columbus never even set eyes on Water?  This country, now named Water,... Continue Reading →

A Journey of Five

by Celia A muddy slope An emerald mountain of lush jungle Slipping and sliding Five humans made of star dust  Of pain and beauty and love and sorrow Bubbling water pouring steam over steep rocks Engulfing the world in a... Continue Reading →

Urban Rainbow

by Celia Everyone loves a rainbow, the ephemeral half-circle arching over the Earth like a smile. We always gasp and stop whatever we’re doing, tipping back our heads with wide eyes of joy and awe. No matter how often we... Continue Reading →

Paramos & The Tropics

by Tim Find a globe. An old school, 3 dimensional globe. If you can find one with some topographical texture, even better, but any globe will do. Give it a good spin and trace your fingers along the equator, noticing... Continue Reading →

Making Home

by Shannon Living a more nomadic lifestyle has allowed us to stay light, flexible, and adaptable.  It has challenged us to break old patterns and be creative in establishing new ones. if we’re not careful, however,  it can also leave... Continue Reading →

More-Than-Human Highlight: Wax Palm

We Speak for the Trees by Mason Snap, click… well, I guess it’s time to wake up!  The sound of cameras have been my alarm clock for like the past 50 years.  I am a Quindio wax palm living in... Continue Reading →

Agua es Vida

by Mason My heart is racing and my chest is tingling, as I stare at the the murky depths below.  Although I know the water is only 15 feet down, it somehow feels like a mile.  I launch, I’m falling,... Continue Reading →

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