Hoocak hit'e yaat'ekje Iinekimaani

A short story from my time living with a few friends and the giant pumpkin one of them grew. More photos and the accompanying text can be found at: https://inekimani.netlify.com/posts/wicawazii/

This is a little about my path into studying physics and gravity. For my PhD work, I measured gravity at the closest distance ever. So I try to explain a little of how we did that using something called a torsion balance.

The transcript for this episode can be found here: https://inekimani.netlify.app/posts/maa_ruti_wigus/

My Cooka had a language camp in the summer for several years apparently starting in 1993. I recall going to a couple although I was fairly young. My memory is pretty foggy, but it made a strong impression on me. One year some kids from Nebraska were there as well, and I remember they were pretty woowąk. 

The transcript for this story can be found at: https://inekimani.netlify.app/posts/language_camp/

I've only tried to run an official marathon once, and didn't finish. But after moving to Seattle, I started doing some trail running with my friend Todd. One summer we went on several fairly long runs. A couple more interesting ones included a combination run/canoe in the North Cascades and a 50km run with people training for a 100mile race.

The transcript for this episode can be found here: https://inekimani.netlify.app/posts/nuwakra_hisge

Another short story about hiking in Colorado. I was hiking along with another thru-hiker, Hardcore, and we thought we found the perfect spot to camp. We got hit by hail and rain and even more rain. It left us with a little bit more work for the evening than we expected.

I found out Hardcore has a web journal with some photos and videos of that day as well, which you can find here: http://www.restlessadventurer.net/backpacking/long-distance/great-colorado-loop/journal/20110725/

You can also find a transcript of this episode here: https://inekimani.netlify.app/posts/ni_homik

Here's a story about the first time I got to fish and hike in one of my favorite places in Washington, the Hidden Lakes. As you can see from the photo, I had some success.

Story text can be found here: https://inekimani.netlify.app/posts/tee_hoinuxawa/