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The July
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Terre Compton,
(Deed #0000857), of Trinidad, Colorado.
Last month
Terre's beloved pet hamster, Bruno fell victim to
a random act of feline violence. Terre's one
regret was that Bruno had so little opportunity
during his short life to frolic in the wilds, so she
knew that he would be most happy being put to rest
on her square inch.
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The June
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Grady Grissom,
(Deed #0000275), of La Animas County, Colorado.
Grady realizes
that the future of Southeastern Colorado rests, not
in the federalization of its land, or in the
militarization of its economy, but in alternative
energy development. He's not waiting for the
big-scale wind farms to get established. Grady
says, "small is beautiful."
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The May
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Doug Holdread,
(Deed #0000003), of Trinidad, Colorado.
Unfortunately,
due to the carelessness of some unknown person, Doug
now finds it necessary to establish the first
prohibition within the otherwise libertarian Pinon
Canyon Land Association. His square inch is hereby
declared "smoke free."
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The April
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Lindsay Downs,
(Deed #0000585), of Nashville, Tennessee.
Lindsay discovered
an unusual mushroom growing on her square inch
recently, so she snapped a picture. But it wasn't
until she enlarged the image on her computer that
she realized how unusual it really was.
click here to see what Lindsay saw.
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The March
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Cathy Mullins,
(Deed #0000001), of Thatcher, Colorado.
Cathy is sick and
tired of Army maneuvers crossing over the fence line
onto her square inch. She thinks that the 25
million acres that the Army already has should be
enough.
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The February
Featured Square Inch belongs to
India Wood,
(Deed #0000869), of Boulder, Colorado.
India has been
dreaming of a little cabin at Pinon Canyon.
After saving her pennies she was recently able to
transform her $.90 into a cute little get-away house
on the prairie.
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The January
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Steven Friedman,
(Deed #0000061), of Denver, Colorado.
In a colossal
deal with Software Giant Microsoft, Bill Gates today
announced
that the two square inches of Pinion Canyon land
owned by Steven Friedman
will be prominently featured on every Windows
Desktop as their default
opening screen.
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The December
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Mike
Balenti,
(Deed #0000469), of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Eureka! Mike
molded 3 ounces of lead that he mined from his
square inch of Pinon Canyon Land, (the result of an
errant 50mm projectile) into a commemorative
sculpture celebrating his bonanza.
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The November
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Rebecca
Goodwin,
(Deed #0000012), of La Junta, Colorado.
Having failed in
her effort to persuade the Daughters of the American
Revolution to erect a stone marker on her property,
Rebecca took it upon herself to erect a marker. Her
property is of course, on the historic Santa Fe
Trail!
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The October
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Bill Sulzman,
(Deed #0000004), of Colorado Springs, Colorado.
An unexplained
meteorological anomaly occurred recently of Bill's
square inch. His land experienced a sudden
deluge of over an inch of precipitation while his
neighbors remained relatively dry. Bill theorizes that
it may
have had something to do with the lingering effects
of Hurricane Ike.
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The September
Featured Square Inch belongs to
Steve Friedman
(Deed #0000061), of Parker, Colorado.
Drill Baby Drill!
In keeping with the
government's proposal to drill for oil on every square
inch of land if we need to, Steve has started doing
precisely that on his square inch.
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The August Features Square inch belongs to
Lori Holdread (Deed
#0000002),
of Trinidad, Colorado.
Observed on Lori's Piņon Canyon land was the Armored Dung Beetle, militarius americanus, stubbornly
pushing a ball of bovine feces across Lori's square inch of real estate.
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click here to see what Lindsay saw.