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The Brush & the Baya field almanac of two territories

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Write to the desk

One address, no form, no newsletter. What arrives is read, and what changes a page is logged.

A closed paper envelope and a short pencil lying on a bare pine table beside a plain white mug, soft window light from the right
Illustration. A staged scene.

The address is contact@lamedialodge.com. It is the only one, it reaches the editorial desk, and there is no form on this site.

What is worth sending

A factual error, first of all: a statement about how a regulation or a management process works that is wrong, out of date, or right for one state and wrongly generalised. A broken link, a page that leads nowhere, or a page that answers a different question from the one its title promises. And an omission that matters: a step in one of the two chains this almanac describes that we have skipped without noticing.

What happens to it

It is read. If it changes the meaning of a page, the page is changed and a dated note goes into the logbook saying what changed and why. If the desk disagrees, you get the reason rather than silence. Corrections are not absorbed quietly: a site that prints no figures has nothing to hide behind except its own record of changes.

What the desk cannot do

It cannot tell you when a season opens, what a limit is, whether a fishery is open today, or what a count stands at. Those are the values this almanac deliberately never prints, for the reasons set out by the desk, and the bodies that publish them are listed on the sources page. It cannot book, guide, arrange or recommend anything, because it is not that kind of site and never has been.

If you are looking for a business

This domain string was for many years the trading name of a commercial hunting and fishing operation. This almanac is a different thing entirely, holds no contact details for that business, and cannot put you in touch with it. If that is what brought you here, writing to this address will not help you, and the desk would rather say so plainly than take your message.