TUESDAY, July 30th at 7PM: RUFFLES ON MY LONGJOHNS Concludes

Faerie concludes Isabel Edward's adventures in remote Bella Coola Valley in British Columbia with her pioneering husband. Through cold, wind, wet, and unexpected wildlife, the author endures a wild in ways she never expected.One winter turned into fifty!

"Mrs. Edwards has a natural talent for spinning yards about those early days. The people and the land come alive through her reminiscences of a place where lifelines to the "outside" were few and communication with others was often based on need and nearness. It is a delightful tale of how a couple coped with homesteading; a warm and sensitive story by a woman who still lives that peaceful wilderness-edge existence."

Faerie Maven-Pralou live in Voice.

TUESDAY, July 16th at 7pm: "Ruffles on my Longjohns" Continues!

Faerie continues Author Isabel Edward's adventures in remote Bella Coola Valley in British Columbia. Through cold, wind, wet, and unexpected wildlife, the author endures a wild in ways she never expected.One winter turned into fifty!

"Mrs. Edwards has a natural talent for spinning yards about those early days. The people and the land come alive through her reminiscences of a place where lifelines to the "outside" were few and communication with others was often based on need and nearness. It is a delightful tale of how a couple coped with homesteading; a warm and sensitive story by a woman who still lives that peaceful wilderness-edge existence."

Faerie Maven-Pralou live in Voice.

TUESDAY, July 9th at 7:00pm: RUFFLES ON MY LONGJOHNS (Part 1)

Faerie and Gina are back!!!!

Author Isabel Edwards shares the adventures of she and her husband Earle going to the remote Bella Coola Valley in British Columbia to homestead. One winter turned into fifty! "Mrs. Edwards has a natural talent for spinning yards about those early days. The people and the land come alive through her reminiscences of a place where lifelines to the "outside" were few and communication with others was often based on need and nearness. It is a delightful tale of how a couple coped with homesteading; a warm and sensitive story by a woman who still lives that peaceful wilderness-edge existence."

Faerie Maven-Pralou live in Voice.