Someday I will put something here about myself, ...or not. For now, just sandboxes:

Pretty messy and mostly old. Bolded the "important" or "currently in progress" ones, maybe:

• /Sandbox2b: LONG chronology of Pacific fur trade and many related topics pertaining to North Pacific from early contact era through 19th century, meant as a resource and to help see relationships of diverse events in terms of dates, people, ships, etc. Still missing some significant things.
• /Pages to make: Tons of redlinks for mostly maritime fur trade people, ships, places, companies, other things; plus long list of source books and websites.
• /Sandbox8: Sources on US maritime fur traders, firms, families, ships, etc etc. Links to existing pages, various messy ideas.
• /Ideas for translating Age of Sail Spanish Navy terms: Sometimes useful, especially translating terms for naval officers.
• /Sandbox6: Pashleth Creek (Pashleth Glacier) BLANKED
• /Sandbox11: Selman Creek (includes Selman Lake) MADE
• /Sandbox12: Catto Creek DONE
• /Sandbox13: Charnaud Creek MADE
• /Sandbox14: Trudel Creek DONE
• /Sandbox2: PNW Coast river list, mostly for redlinks indicating new article possibilities.
• /Sandbox: Pacific Northwest fur trade posts and forts, and coastal ports/harbors/etc. Old but perhaps still useful.
• /Sandbox3:Exstew River (not yet begun)
• /Sandbox4: blank
• /Sandbox5:Kitsumkalum River
• /Sandbox7: blank; Juan Pantoja y Arriaga?
• /Sandbox9: rivers to do
• /Sandbox10: Attempt to list US/Canada cities named for indigenous individuals, in order of population (hard!)
• /Mount Spickard: blank
• /tests: blank
• /BC hydrometric data: This page explains how to get BC Canada stream discharge statistics. Probably out-of-date due to changed BC URLs.
• /Sandbox2c: Spanish place names in the Pacific Northwest. Not very useful?
• /Sandbox1: Old & new style names related to maritime fur trade era. Not very useful.
• /La Plata tributaries: Now atList of tributaries of the Río de la Plata.
• /Historic Rapids of the Columbia River: Now atList of rapids of the Columbia River.