Casey Cline's Blog

Minnie ���� and I are back with an exciting historical tidbit about New York City's "Death Avenue." While Isabella Bird didn't call it such when she traversed down it in 1854, it's commonly known by this nickname today.

Join me, Jax ����, Coal, ����, and the ever-present pile of crinkle paper in our living room (i.e. cat trash) as we discuss the popular 1800's game, Quoits. A cross between cornhole and horseshoes, Quoits was apparently quit...

Episode 3 of Cat & Bird takes us to the Rocky Mountains in 1873, as recounted in Isabella Bird's book, A Lady's Life in the Rocky Mountains.

We're back with another episode of Cat & Bird! This time, we're going "down under" to the very few words Isabella Bird wrote about her trip to Australia and New Zealand as captured in her book, The Hawaiian Archipelago.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of Cat & Bird, a blog that pairs interesting historical tidbits from the travels of real-life English explorer, Isabella Bird, with cats. ����