Storm (1969-2008)Storm passed away on February 22, 2008.His website will be kept online at this address courtesy of Walter Muma &Wildwood Survival in memory of him and his work. This site was reorganized in Oct 2011 to allow previously unpublished material to be posted. - Walter Muma Welcome, my friend! I am pleased to share Nature's beauty, lessons and inspirations with you. If you are one of the 14,000 people that I've had the privilege of teaching, I'm honored to have met you. I have been published in the Bulletin of Primitive Technology, Rock & Gem Magazine, Vigilance, Backwoodsman Magazine, Sport Prints, Wilderness Way, Nor'Easter Magazine, Mushroom--The Journal, the Native Network Newsletter, and many websites. Enjoy! [Storm headed into the woods in mid-February, 2008, and didn't come out.]--StormExcerpt from The Peace of Wild Things (Wendell Berry) I come into the peace of wild things,who do not tax their lives with forethought of grief,I come into the presence of still water,and I feel above me the dayblind stars,waiting with their light,for a time, I rest in the grace of the world,and am free. More articles by Storm may be found on theWildwood Survivalwebsite
Storm (1969-2008) Storm passed away on February 22, 2008.His website will be kept online at this address courtesy of Walter Muma &Wildwood Survival in memory of him and his work. This site was reorganized in Oct 2011 to allow previously unpublished material to be posted. - Walter Muma Welcome, my friend! I am pleased to share Nature's beauty, lessons and inspirations with you. If you are one of the 14,000 people that I've had the privilege of teaching, I'm honored to have met you. I have been published in the Bulletin of Primitive Technology, Rock & Gem Magazine, Vigilance, Backwoodsman Magazine, Sport Prints, Wilderness Way, Nor'Easter Magazine, Mushroom--The Journal, the Native Network Newsletter, and many websites. Enjoy! [Storm headed into the woods in mid-February, 2008, and didn't come out.] --Storm Excerpt from The Peace of Wild Things (Wendell Berry) I come into the peace of wild things,who do not tax their lives with forethought of grief,I come into the presence of still water,and I feel above me the dayblind stars,waiting with their light,for a time, I rest in the grace of the world,and am free. 
More articles by Storm may be found on the Wildwood Survival website
