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may roam rooms of work and ideas in our garage
-- this being where we dump all our half-baked
projects, ramblings and other possibly aimless pursuits.
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trip logs & trails |
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physics &
astronomy |
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building
& woodwork |
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Newfoundland & Labrador
six week sojourn in this watery, rocky Canadian
province traveling by foot, bus, hitching and many boats
Assateague Island
barrier island
trip too
hike
trip too
hike more
trip too
trip too
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Science Art
Physics
Astronomy
Geology
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Crown cabin
10 ft X 12 ft 2-story cabin above Walley Run
Belltown Studio
1 1/2-story cabin above Clarion River
carpentry portfolio
Fowler woodworking & carpentry
Loganderenovatiations in the village
building photo album
all building projects index
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poetry |
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essays |
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stories, plans, technique |
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Condensed
Matter & Other
States of Mind
Mill Revisited
Porch
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Sand Dollar
Chocolate Factory |
Fowler Project Box
Art Studio Tour
Diana's Really Long List
Mail Art
Universal Penguin
Cyano Camera Fun
Rosa Winda Project
What They Say
Over in
Art
School
Events Photo Album
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cafes |
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books |
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wild flora |
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local coffee shoppes
cafe one
cafes
cafe pies |
reading list
Signet science series
wish list |
the Meadow
prairie restoration of our Ohio backyard
Western wildflowers
Northern wildflowers
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maps |
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rocks |
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music |
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mountain maps
Pennsylvania trail maps
Surveillance Camera maps
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gallery |
Listening List |
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machines & films |
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sci-fi |
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trees |
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good flicks
Volkswagen van
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gallery |
Trees |
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people |
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Mountains |
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The Woods |
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good folks
artists
writers
teachers |
The Mountains |
The Woods |
In
addition to teaching traditional physics and
astronomy, Doug Fowler incorporates an interest in
environmental issues into the subject matter of
courses for non-majors. Questions about resource use
and power consumption provide jumping off points for
learning basic physics.
He also, at times, teaches in the Geology Department
at YSU. This ideal combination allows him to explore
with his students in both departments questions
ranging from the composition of the planets and the
origin of the Solar System to the development of
mineral resources and the disposal of solid waste.
Doug has production experience from his past work
with the Ward Beecher Planetarium. He has been
involved with the production of an ongoing series of
programs for WYSU-FM 88.5 as part of the station’s
“Focus” series. On-air discussions with guests
centered on environmental issues.
As a sideline, he routinely produces on-the-road
audio-visual presentations on resource use and other
related environmental issues. Schools, libraries,
and other groups can make private arrangements by
contacting him through the Department of Physics and
Astronomy or sending an
email.
Doug's on-the-road presentations
can also include skywatching, learning constellations,
and observing with telescopes. As the San Francisco
Sidewalk Astronomers state in their motto: "Have
Telescope, Will Travel." |
