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For a time, Rachel-Heston Davis suffered from lilapsophobia: the unhealthy fear of tornadoes. (If you had asked her at the time, she would’ve told you it was quite healthy, in fact totally rational, to fear tornadoes.) That fear turned to fascination over time, and a particular fascination with the many memorials to historic tornadoes across… Read More
The Statesider, Issue 63: American elections for tourists, twisters, tortilla masters, Chicago time travel, big red barns, and a visit to our oldest living things.
Jalen Coats visits the site of the Stono Rebellion in South Carolina, and finds the rewards and challenges of ancestry travel for Black Americans.
The Statesider, Issue 62: The challenge of Black American ancestry travel, the best place on Earth, sketching Alaska, recreating Ferris Bueller, and so many jackalopes.
The Statesider, Issue 61: Saying no to cruise ships but yes to canoes, diner tales, replanting cacti, and letting dead whales lie. Plus, a Colorado wildflower field that’s going to stay a secret.
Shara Johnson stumbled onto a field of Colorado blue columbines like no other. You should really see it. But should she tell you where it is?
