Recently I spent the day as part of the Vermont Master Naturalist Program learning about world history. I don’t mean wars and kings. I mean the movement of continents and glaciers. I mean history where time is measured in eons and eras. We were taught by Craig Heindel, a Vermont hydrogeologist as well as a … Continue reading Glaciers to Gardens
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Without a Word
Thanks for looking, Stay well, be curious, learn things. KateOctober, 2024 If you enjoyed this post perhaps you will enjoy these as well.
Vermont Flood Day 17
The shelter is about to close and it’s going to be a rough closing. It is Thursday and rumors are flying. Unofficially, we are closing tomorrow. Officially there is still no word. We are supposed to get 48 hours notice before closing, so presumably we will be open at least until Sat. But no one … Continue reading Vermont Flood Day 17
Reading the Landscape
I took an excellent course on “Reading the Landscape” this past weekend through the North Branch Nature Center, Biodiversity University. Led by Alicia Daniel, it was designed to teach us to tune into the different layers of the land, rather than to simply skim the surface. As anyone who reads my blog knows, I’m a … Continue reading Reading the Landscape
Spring in Vermont
It's not all about fall foliage. Thanks for looking,Stay well, be curious, learn things. KateMay, 2023 ********************************* If you enjoyed this post perhaps you will enjoy these as well.
The Nature of Things 