HeyJaredJeff Lund
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I went to the Woods: A trip outside - Juneau Empire (opens the original)
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Published 1:30 am Saturday, September 5, 2026 The author didn’t go to a conference in Madison, Wisconsin, for the cheese, but he did bring plenty home. I don’t seek out conferences, but every once in a while, I’m tempted. I’m happy to report the Outdoor Writers Association of America conference in Madison, Wisconsin, did not disappoint. It did what a good conference should do, inspire, inform, and make you regret you hadn’t been going all along. I’ve been to conferences where people gather in ti
I went to the Woods: Turning the noise off - Juneau Empire (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Saturday, August 22, 2026 The author neglected to download a playlist, book or podcast early in this remote build and decided to complete it without headphones or speakers. The podcast ended just about as I was ready to drop anchor. I took out my earbuds, took the raft off the top of our new boat, filled it with three bags of concrete, my chainsaw, lunch, and building materials and tools, inflated the raft, attached the raft to my life jacket, got in my pack raft, and started r
I went to the Woods: Cooping with loss - Juneau Empire (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Saturday, August 8, 2026 The author’s daughter heads back to the house with a good haul of chicken eggs from the coop. It was good advice. Having chickens is a transactional relationship. They lay eggs, we eat them. Simple. No names. The first four Orpingtons all survived chickhood and became reasonably well-mannered adults. We added six more. Different varieties, no names. One of the four originals would simply squat and tolerate our toddler running over to pet it, which was a
I went to the Woods: Big deal or little deal? - Juneau Empire (opens the original)
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Published 4:30 am Saturday, July 25, 2026 The RivGen apparatus uses the swift current of the Kvichak River to generate energy. It’s a little weird to boat past it, but the fish don’t seem to mind. Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about catastrophic failure. Catastrophic is a favorite among fear mongers and those who use it in dramatic storytelling or casual embellishment. We’ve experienced things that, at the time, seemed catastrophic but in the end, are eventually classified as unfortunate event
I went to the woods: Family, fishing and fabricating - Juneau Empire (opens the original)
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Published 5:30 am Saturday, July 11, 2026 A dock would be nice, but better memories are made when logistics are challenging. (Photo by Jeff Lund) This summer I’ve settled into a tidy rotation of cabin building, fishing, and family. There’s not much beyond that because any of those three could be a rotation in itself. I pore over details and ask the Internet about methods or sequences that best serve building. Square. Bracing. Load. Then I think about silvers showing up in my favorite little cove
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