I interviewed Dan Flitner. Dan is a Wyoming native who now ranches in Oregon. Here he is to tell us a bit about himself, his livelihood, and a moment he'll remember forever. There's nothing like a big storm to reminds us of our smallness. Dan knows folks who've been hit by lightning. Some lived. Some did not. His dad's buddy had his quarters and dimes melted right in his pocket. That happened to a friend of mine here in Montezuma County, too. Smells are pungent after a storm. Yes, there is the smell of ozone, a lightning-generated gas. But the soil and plants give off smells, too. Around here, it's the sweet, rose-y smell generated by the sage. AweNice welcomes interviewees. If you have a moment you experienced while working outside and would like to share it, contact us here. Our music is by my friend, Forrest Van Tuyl, who knows a bit about wonders at work. Consider supporting Awe, Nice! Send us some ducats here. Keep your eyes, ears, and mind open. Until next time.

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