by Donald A. Windsor on February 19th

See those railroad tracks in the photo? They belong to the New York, Susquehanna & Western Railroad (NYS&W), formerly the ..

by Donald A. Windsor on February 5th

“The stone that was rejected by the builders has become the cornerstone.” So says Psalm 118:22, one of my ..

by Donald A. Windsor on January 29th

Batteries produce electricity from chemical interactions. They come in two major types: primary, which produce electricity, and secondary or storage, ..

by Donald A. Windsor on January 16th

We are aware that the Native Americans lived here before the Euro-Americans invaded and displaced them. But what do we ..

by Donald A. Windsor on January 16th

We are aware that the Native Americans lived here before the Euro-Americans invaded and displaced them. But what do we ..

by Donald A. Windsor on December 28th

Early settlements tended to be strung out along roads like pigeons perched on a wire, with equidistant spaces between them, ..

by Donald A. Windsor on December 18th

When it comes to compromising, I am willing to meet anyone halfway. But where is halfway? The City Hall in ..

by Donald A. Windsor on November 21st

Most of the things that make urban life livable are taken for granted and go unnoticed. Not by me. Whenever ..

by Donald A. Windsor on October 24th

See that old dilapidated building in the photo? To me, it is a thing of beauty, a fortuitous kinetic sculpture ..

by Donald A. Windsor on October 3rd

The Adirondacks have 47 peaks exceeding 3800 feet elevation above sea level. Hikers who climb up 46 of them become ..