Showing posts with label California deserts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label California deserts. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 24, 2008

Christmas, 2008

Greetings to all Sun Runner readers, and a very merry Christmas and a happy New Year!
My apologies for such infrequent postings over the past several months - things have been rather hectic out here in the California deserts (funny - I thought I came out here to kick back and have fun - now I'm busier than ever before).
We will be posting much more in 2009, with bulletins on desert issues, so check here - and our Desert Blogs page at www.thesunrunner.com, frequently. You can also sign up for our weekly Sun Blast newsletter at our website, and keep up to date with all sorts of desert goings on. It's all for free.
As the magazine celebrates its 14 years of publishing on January 1, and we enter our 15th year, things are both challenging (the economy), and inviting (there are all sorts of wonderful things in the works - the desert seems to be rich in opportunities and challenges). We hope you come along with us for the ride as we continue to explore the beauty, cultural wealth, history, legends, issues, and fun of the California deserts!
Our wishes for all the best for you and your loved ones this holiday season,
Steve Brown
Publisher/Executive Editor

Sunday, March 30, 2008

Welcome to The Sun Runner Magazine's Blog!


Hi there,
Welcome to The Sun Runner Magazine's Blog. We're starting this to provide another connection between our contributors and those who love the California deserts as much as we do. Our magazine contributors will post to this blog, and we heartily encourage comments and dialog. The posts will reflect the individual contributor's opinions, and we hope all involved will keep the dialogs on this blog respectful.
The Sun Runner, the magazine of California desert life & culture, is in its 14th year of publishing, and we welcome you to join in this blog, as well as explore our stories and online desert calendar at www.thesunrunner.com.
Thank you for your support,
Steve Brown
Publisher/Executive Editor