StoryCast with Craig James
Watch Walt on StoryCast with Craig James
West of the City – January/February 2003
Not Your Typical Rock Star
Thousands of years ago, the glaciers that covered much of North America began to melt. As they slid across the land, glaciers from the north picked up large chunks of rock from weak spots in the Canadian shield.
Fine Gardening – February 2001
Garden Architecture – Simple Ways to Add Water to the Garden
I once thought having a water feature in my garden would require a major investment of time and money, as well as a lot of space. I was wrong.
The Hamilton Examiner Publications – September 2000
Profile of an Artist
Our artists live somewhat precarious lives, the price they pay for their independence. They are often more attuned to our world then the rest of us have time to be. They must give by the nature of their art, and they need our support as surely as we need their insights to survive.
Plant and Garden – May 2000
Schulpture in the Garden – Proper Placement is No Accident of Nature
We’re rushed for time, a generation sandwiched between responsibilities for children and aging parents. The moments spent walking along a country road, skiing through woodland trails or picnicking beside the lake are all too brief.
Hamilton Magazines – Interiors
Stone, Glass and Wood
With its characteristic durability and permanence, stone is for many cultures a symbol of divine power. A look at the work of sculptor Walt Rickli and that notion springs readily to mind.
