C enizo Jo urna l
Volume 5 Number 3
C ONTRI B UTORS
Charles Angell lives near Ruidosa. Exploring
the Big Bend area is both his hobby and his occu-
pation. e-mail:charles@angellexpeditions.com.
ST. JONAH
ORTHODOX CHURCH
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of Early Christianity
Sunday 10 am • Wednesday 6:30 pm
405 E. Gallego Avenue • Alpine, TX 79830
bigbendorthodox.org • 832-969-1719
Danielle Gallo is a writer who is proud to be the
editor of the Cenizo Journal. She came to the Big
Bend in 2002 and currently lives in Marathon
with her family. e-mail: editor@cenizojournal.com
Vicki Gibson is a professional photographer
specializing in fine art landscapes. She spent
the previous 18 years living in the Texas
Hill Country before moving to McDonald
Observatory in November 2012. email:
vicki@vickigibson.me
Jim Glendinning, an Oxford-educated Scot,
lives in Alpine. The story of his travels, Footloose
Scot, has just been published as has Legendary Locals
of the Big Bend & Davis Mountains for Arcadia
Press. e-mail: jimglen2@sbcglobal.net
HARPER ’ S
Hardware
Presidio’s favorite hardware store for almost a century
tools • plumbing supplies • home & garden
Monday - Saturday 7:30 am to 6 pm
701 O’Reilly Street • Presidio • 432-229-3256
Jim N. Hammond is a Historian and current-
ly the Director of the Annie Riggs Museum in
Historic Fort Stockton. A transplanted East
Texan, Jim’s interest is in Texas History with a
focus on the Fort system, nationhood to seces-
sion and westward expansion in Texas. He has
consulted for television shows and movies and
loves to go to the sites where history happened.
email: jnhammond1836@gmail.com
Bob Miles is a third generation native of the
Davis Mountains area and a retired Texas Parks
and Wildlife Department Park superintendent.
e-mail: rmilessr@yahoo.com.
Barbara Novovitch worked as an editor/
reporter for Reuters international news in
Washington, New York, Hong Kong and Paris.
She covered West Texas for the New York Times
and lives in Marathon. e-mail: bbnovo@gmail.com.
Radio f or a Wide Range
Luc Novovitch is a former news photographer
for Reuters, AFP and Gamma agencies. See his
travel and documentary photographs on the
internet. Web: offiwent.com
Cynta de Narvaez lives in Terlingua, where
her advocacy for open borders and economic
independence for local Mexican communities
has had a deep impact in Big Bend border
towns. A long-time river guide, she is now a
hotelier in the Terlingua Ghost Town. e-mail:
cynta@villaterlingua.com
Chris Ruggia is a graphic designer and illus-
trator. He and his wife Ellen, own Vast
Graphics and live in Alpine. e-mail:chris@
vastgraphics.com
Wendy Lynn Wright is an artist, musician,
graphic designer and teaches art at Marfa
Elementary school. She lives in Casa Piedra.
e-mail: wendy@wendylynnwright.com
Carolyn Brown Zniewski Food writer and
recipe columnist for ten years withseveral
Minneapolis, MN neighborhood newspapers.
Lives in Marathon, TX much of the year.
e-mail:publisher@cenizojournal.com
Maya Zniewski is an herbalist and soapmaker
who enjoys frequent visits to the Big Bend area.
Her handmade salves, soaps and tinctures are
available at her website, mayamade.net.
e-mail: mayamadeapothecary@gmail.com
Cover: Lost Mine Trail by Mimi Litschauer.
Courtesy of Marshall Miller.
Occasional Art: Wendy Lynn Wright; “Rodeo
Images” digitally drawn.
Copy editor: Lou Pauls
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