Fast Draw:

Showing how at the Wapato car show in Gaston, Oregon
With Dan Esteban.

Howard Baker took the photos of this reporter as she took the training.
Thank you Howard.

Angela Jane On-location selfie.

A Big Thank you to Dan Esteban for having the patience to instruct this Red haired reporter.

Custom and the one used.

Hunter Noack: Pianist found performing on grand piano in Tillamook Forest, Oregon

Photography by Angela Jane Howard

In A Landscape 2019 Classical music in the wild is a summer concert series of classical music in the great outdoors. Forests, fields, deserts, and mountain tops with pianist Hunter Noack performing on a 9 foot Steinway grand piano, what a find on this hunt for the Best Handcrafted and Outdoor newsletter crew on-location.

Angela Jane reporting with mascot lead Cloe.

Banana Bread Making Time With Angela Jane

Banana Bread for Taste and Snack Time



Makes 3 Loaves

-wrap extra loafs in tinfoil, bag up in freezer. 

-Thaw out in fridge.

-Reheat slices in toaster oven, or oven.

-spread with butter or whip cream.

count 22 carbs per slice.

1 cup margarine


1/3 cup sugar

6 eggs
6 cups flour
3 teaspoons baking powder
1 teaspoon baking soda
6 1/2 ripe bananas (dark yellow with the dark spots)

Options: add cinnamon, nutmeg spice.
Very good!

--Cream margarine and sugar.
--Add eggs and mix well.
--Alternate flour and bananas, mixing well (put powder and soda in with first cup flour).
--Oven at 350 degrees, grease pans.
--Bake 50-60 minutes.
--Cool on rack.

(makes 3 loaves)

(1 loaf= 5 1/4 fat, 13 1/4 starch, 6 1/4 fruit exchanges)

1 slice (cut 13 slices per loaf)= 1 starch, 1/2 fruit, 1/2 fat.

- handmade by Angela Jane

This has been modified over the years by myself for tea time visitors tastes, for snack time and to take on Road Trips for breakfast time.

 

An Evening with Teddy Roosevelt, Tualatin River National Wildlife Refuge

From Notes Written by Rachael Ann Howard

Teddy Roosevelt was born October 27th, 1858 in New York, weak, sickly and had asthma.
  Known as Teedy sometimes, and he was homeschooled.  Lessons were taught to him by his aunt, who was a Southern woman.  He liked History, and also was good in Natural Science, and Literature.  He collected all sorts of wildlife, alive or dead in New York.  Teddy was nearsighted.  At 13 he got a gun that he couldn't break, and wasn't good at shooting birds.  He wanted to be a Natural Scientist, went to Harvard College, and didn't like law school.
  Grandma was Martha Stewart.  His first child was a girl, her name was Alice.  His father died at 45 of stomach cancer, his mother died of Typhoid fever and his wife died of Wrights disease.
  Teddy was a rancher of 450 cattle.
  Theodore Roosevelt had 6 kids, the second child was Ted Jr. His youngest two sons were very mischievous.  His daughter Alice, lived till 96 years.  His youngest boy, Quentin, was most like him.  (Read "The White House Gang" by Earl looker.)
  Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt was Vice President and the 26th President of the United States by 42 years old. He wrote 30 books, and inspired the Teddy Bear.


Quotes:

"Speak Softly and carry a big stick"

"Do what you can, with what you have, where you are."

"When you work, work hard.  When you play, play hard.  When you work, don't play at all."

-Theodore Roosevelt

Yamhill-Carlton SKID Presentation, Oregon

 Fire Department "Drunk and other Accidents"

A presentation to the Y-C High School Students with the public welcome.

Written by Rachael Howard (7th grader-13 years old)
Photography by Angela Jane

Setting up for the presentation

Ready to begin the presentation of what happens after an accident happened.

1. Several officer arrive on scene to direct traffic.
2. Fire trucks show up second to prepare things for the medics and get the severely injured out of the vehicles.
3. Medical units show up third to help all they can with the wounded.
4. If necessary, Life flight shows up to get the severely injured to a hospital fast as possible.
5. The fire crew removes all parts of a vehicle so they can move the severely injured without hurting them further.
6. Some firemen hold the injured necks still so that they stay alive in order to hopefully be saved. Police collect evidence to see what led to the crash from those who saw what happened.
7. The most critically injured are taken to the hospital by life flight.
8. Some extra fire crew or police stand by to comfort grief-stricken parents and/or friends.
9. Cars or vehicles finally show up and all those on scene line up to show grief for the ones that died, the vehicles then carry away the dead bodies on scene.
10. ..............................................................................................................................................
11. Medical examiners show up at the child's parents doorstep to tell them of their child's death.

Stop Kids Intoxicated Driving Program was presented by the Yamhill & Carlton Fire Districts & Police Departments.  Thank you to all, and the high school kids who acted the parts.