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Author Archives: leecuesta
Where are they now?
The next step in my journey brings me to a town called Tualatin, in the state of Oregon, USA. I’ve gone kayaking on the Tualatin River many times. Nearby, in the marshy ground, the partial skeleton of an ancient mastodon … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Elephants’ Plight
Tagged A Rocha, Asian Nature Conservation Foundation, Avinash Krishnan, Bannerghatta National Park, Beehive Fences, Brian Keith, Elephants and Bees Project, endangered, Gajraj, Indian elephants, Kartick Satyanarayan, mastodon, migration corridors, Proboscidea, sculptor, target training, Tualatin, Wildlife SOS
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Lake Roesiger: Like paddling on both a “river” and lakes in one, single outing
We finally did it! And this is our last paddling trip for 2019. It is the last Sunday of October, the perfect autumn day, something we experience almost every year in the Pacific Northwest: an “Indian summer,” gorgeous summer-like days … Continue reading
Posted in Adventures
Tagged fishing, Indian summer, kayaks, Lake Roesiger, Pacific Northwest, paddle, paddling, solitary day
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King of the Elephants Regains His Freedom in India
By Lee Cuesta In 1953, a baby boy was born—weighing roughly 176 pounds (80 kilograms)—in the forests of India. Using their trunks, his mother and the other females assisted him to his feet so that he would begin nursing. He … Continue reading
Posted in Asian Elephants’ Plight
Tagged chopped tusks, ECCC, Elephant Conservation and Care Center, Executive Director Nikki Sharp, Gajraj, Ganesh, Ganesha, Geeta Seshamani, geriatric elephant, Hindus, ivory, Kartick Satyanarayan, Lee Cuesta, live elephant trafficking, Lord Ganesh, People for Ethical Treatment of Animals, PETA, poachers, poachers for live elephant trafficking, poaching, Queen of Aundh, royal family of Aundh, Save The Elephants, temple elephant, temple of Aundh, The King of the Elephants, tusks, Uttar Pradesh Forest Department, Wildlife SOS, Wildlife SOS in India, Yamai Devi temple
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Seven Viking Days and Once: Once Are Selling Briskly!
Bill, my friend and colleague, loves books, and he’s so excited about Seven Viking Days that he is the only person so far who has bought TEN copies! Also, this is the first time that Bill has bought ten books … Continue reading
November Secrets
This week, there is a lot of buzz on the Internet about voting machine fraud and manipulation. In my novel, titled Once: Once (or 11:11), I predicted the use of voting machine fraud to sway an election. This was published … Continue reading
Posted in Other Published Work
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“Seven Viking Days” already receives its first review!
Seven Viking Days already has been reviewed! Its first review is by Midwest Book Review, and I am reprinting it here verbatim, with permission. Seven Viking Days Lee Cuesta Infinity Publishing 1094 New DeHaven Street, Suite 100 West Conshohocken, PA … Continue reading
Posted in Viking Days Updates
Tagged Donovan, Lee Cuesta, Mia Hocking, Midwest Book Review, Seven Viking Days, Thor, Viking
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Press release announcing publication date, ISBN, LCCN, price, format and distribution for “Seven Viking Days”
Here is the press release that will be distributed as soon as I receive the Advance Reading Copies of Seven Viking Days from Infinity Publishing. It contains all the pertinent data related to the new book. Feel free to copy and … Continue reading
Posted in Viking Days Updates
Tagged folk tales, folktales, Frigg, Lee Cuesta, legends, Mia Hocking, mythical, Norse, Norse legends, Scandinavian, Scandinavian legends, Sequoia Gallery, Thor, Viking, weekdays, Woden
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Fundraiser launched at Razoo for publishing our children’s picture book
This will be the year of a major publishing event in our family. October 24, 2015 is the official publication date of a children’s picture book with truly unique, vibrant illustrations by the artist, Mia Hocking. Mia is a very … Continue reading
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Empty Nest Alert: Imminent
The significance of what I’m sharing in this post is that our empty nest is imminent. Last month started with Championships. November 1st was the 2014 NWAPA Marching Band Championships in Hillsboro, Oregon, at which my wife and I were … Continue reading
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