Month: December 2016

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Series Credits

Bernie's boot used a tripod.
The Lost Sea Expedition may not have relied on fancy film gear for those great shots but it sure took a lot of people to turn the experience in to a TV series. (Hulett, Wyoming)

It’s funny how folks can turn invisible.  Take a big project, say building a house, a career or a TV series. Once the ridge cap is nailed down, the big promotion won or the TV series aired, well, it’s like all the folks that pulled together aren’t seen anymore.  We don’t want that to happen with the Lost Sea Expedition TV series.  Drop by the newly-added Series Credits page to get an idea of all the folks, communities and organizations that have pitched in to get us where we are. Or browse the the names of all the folks who made a donation to the series.

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Emma’s Mule

We love getting hand written letters and sketches here at Lost Sea Expedition headquarters. We super-enjoy the pictures we get from young artists like Emma.

Mule Polly eyes her likeness.
Mule Polly eyes her likeness. The pencil sketch was recently sent to us by Emma, a young Arkansas artist. Emma’s mule won the staring contest.

This week, I drove 2 hours to show mule Polly, the mule I took on the Lost Sea Expedition, some artwork sent in by a brother and sister. Here’s how that went. Continue reading “Emma’s Mule”

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The Lost Sea Expedition Program

The talk about the Lost Sea Expedition series has been presented from Canada to South Dakota to Kansas to Texas. The latest one was waayyyy closer to home. Big howdy and thanks to the 60-plus folks that came out for the latest Lost Sea Expedition program. Hosted by the Friends of the Caldwell County Library, it was a great chance for folks to learn more about the voyage behind the Public TV series.

A few of the folks that attended the recent "Lost Sea Expedition" program.
A few of the folks that attended the recent “Lost Sea Expedition” program. The illustration on the slide screen is one of the paintings folk artist Charlie Frye painted for the series.

Thanks, too, to all the folks (muchas gracias Keith, Mary, Ronnie and all the others) that followed up with an online donation.  You can see more photos from the voyage and event by clicking through. Continue reading “The Lost Sea Expedition Program”