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About Chuck-Rennaisance Man
May 2007
May 2007
Received accolades for new
Salsavino book from wine and salsa
afficianados during the 2007
Salsavino event at Livermore Valley
Cellars winery.
Salsavino book from wine and salsa
afficianados during the 2007
Salsavino event at Livermore Valley
Cellars winery.
Received an Honorable Mention
award in the "Feature Magazine
Article" category from the Outdoor
Writers Association of California
award in the "Feature Magazine
Article" category from the Outdoor
Writers Association of California
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June-August 2007
David Courtenay is a fantastic Wildlife Photographer friend of mine. While this is
a great picture of him shooting a very close up of a Yosemite Valley Mule Deer,
his website shows that his talent is a big notch above mine.
a great picture of him shooting a very close up of a Yosemite Valley Mule Deer,
his website shows that his talent is a big notch above mine.
Preparing to climb a mountain as high as
Mt Shasta in California (14, 162') takes
more preparation than to visit REI. I tried to
capture some of it in these two articles
Mt Shasta in California (14, 162') takes
more preparation than to visit REI. I tried to
capture some of it in these two articles
The "Great Outdoors" in the United States of America belongs to all Americans, not just to organizations that think they
promote it. Just as hunters pay generous fees to keep our country's wildlife abundant, Off highway vehicles pay fees to
use public lands. I used this article as my platform to promote the Tread Lightly organization. It was designed by a US
Forest Service Ranger and adopted by the US Forest Service in 1985 to address concerns regarding increased use of
our outdoor resources by vehicles. It is now a private non-political, non-profit group aimed at educating the public with
the hope of keeping our national resources open to all.
promote it. Just as hunters pay generous fees to keep our country's wildlife abundant, Off highway vehicles pay fees to
use public lands. I used this article as my platform to promote the Tread Lightly organization. It was designed by a US
Forest Service Ranger and adopted by the US Forest Service in 1985 to address concerns regarding increased use of
our outdoor resources by vehicles. It is now a private non-political, non-profit group aimed at educating the public with
the hope of keeping our national resources open to all.
Here is the cover and the pages of text from the December 2006 issue of
Pacific Coast Sportfishing magazine for which I won the award to the left
from the Outdoor Writers Association of California
Pacific Coast Sportfishing magazine for which I won the award to the left
from the Outdoor Writers Association of California
Offroad Adventures Magazine let me
chronicle a weekend's drive in A Long
Weekend 4-Wheeling with Family and
Friends
chronicle a weekend's drive in A Long
Weekend 4-Wheeling with Family and
Friends
