Every quarter or so, we snail-mail these infrequently published quarterlies to stay in touch with our customers and friends. They typically feature topics about art and living, not about strategy or marketing or other business-related topics.

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		Barbara Weir—Australian Aboriginal Artist (pdf file, 756 kb) Barbara Weir’s paintings—a glimpse into an Australian aboriginal culture whose roots date back beyond two ice ages
		The Gates in Central Park (pdf file, 1.5 MB) The grand scale of The Gates, Christo’s dramatic public art project erected over 23 miles of Central Park paths in February 2007
		Wind Turbines (pdf file, 288 kb) Photographer Nicolas Russell recounts his week documenting the construction of a wind farm in Sweetwater, Texas
		Arctic Holiday—Journey to the Top of the World (pdf file, 236 kb) Dick Ghiselin’s journey to the inhospitable Canadian Arctic, as experienced from the back of a Cessna 165 ski plane carrying cargo to an oil rig
		Rolling Through Texas in My Rusty Old Ford (pdf file, 316 kb) Laura Barton’s coming of age with her 1968 Ford F-100 step-side, narrow-bed truck with a straight six engine, with photos taken around Texas by her and Judy Wilder
		Namibia’s Skeleton Coast (pdf file, 384 kb) Ivor Kaklins’ recounting of his five days in the Skeleton Coast desert, unquestionably the highlight of a lifetime of adventurous travel
		Jefferson Valley Expressions (pdf file, 428 kb) Artist and rancher Dolly Carroll’s exuberant and soulful paintings that tell of a life closely integrated with the marvel of Montana’s Jefferson Valley, a place of beauty and boundless wonder
		Merry Kurisimasi! (pdf file, 68 kb) A Christmas story by Rachel Attituq Qitsualika recounting her childhood memory of receiving the most special gift of all—a perfectly sculpted soapstone tea set