Lindsborg photographer on National Geographic travel
Jim Richardson, a Lindsborg photographer for National Geographic, discusses his career from a farm kid to a long newspaper photography background. He details gear, workflow, and a seven-country, twenty-state soil story, including proposal, planning, field work, editing, and layout processes.
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Journal-World
Jim Richardson
Cornwall
England
Lindsborg
National Geographic
National Geographic Magazine
Ljworld.com
Kansas State University
Topeka Capital-Journal
Rich Clarkson
Lawrence
Capital-Journal
Denver
al Geographic
Washington
Requiem for Clyde the Camel Neighbors Recall Local Pets
Marsha Henry Goff writes about Clyde the camel and a menagerie of neighbors' animals near Lawrence. She recalls Clyde from a Philadelphia zoo origin and the playful chaos of country living with longhorn cattle, Hamas, miniature horses, a runt pig named Chet, and a learning pig Ginger. She notes how Chet learned to eat and perform in classrooms and ends with a plug for her book Life Is More Fun When You Live It Jest for Grins.
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LaDonna
Vic
Clyde
Critter
Ray
Clyd
Lawrence
Philadelphia
Humphrey
Camel
Chet
Ginger
Marsha Henry Goff
Informatiore
Mhyink
Netscape.net
Namesake doll memories reveal love hate for toys
Cathy Mamilton recalls her doll journey from Chatty Cathy and Barbie to Midge, sharing why she drifted from dolls in youth, the parental fears, and later return with American Girl catalogs, reflecting on evolving tastes and a granddaughter future.
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Cathy
Barbie
Ken
Mom
Midge
Alan
Missy
Tina
Dol Land
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