Author Archives: Frank Hagar

The Long Road Home

Posted on November 5, 2017 by Frank Hagar

I am an unabashed Robert Service fan. I blame one of my college roommates for that. When the kids were young, I would have them lay in the crook of my knee at bedtime and read things like “The Cremation of … Continue reading →

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Retireing to the West Coast – Tsunamis and Seismicity (sort of)

Posted on October 10, 2013 by Frank Hagar

West coast geologic hazards are more numerous than east coast since on top of the threat of tsunami’s from the Pacific Ring, we have local earthquakes, landslides, liquefaction other seismic related hazards to deal with. But all of that aside … Continue reading →

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