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Category Archives: Old growth
Hiking Among the Giant Redwoods
“The clearest way into the Universe is through a forest wilderness.“ John Muir Walking among the ancient redwoods in northern California is always restorative and humbling. I was blessed to be there with family and friends last month. Growing up … Continue reading
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Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest – a message
For those of us who grew up in the 50s and 60s, Joyce Kilmer’s lyrical poem “Trees” was standard fare for English class. This forest is a tribute to a hero whose poem “Trees” inspired millions. Joyce Kilmer, who was … Continue reading
Posted in Field trips, Old growth, Quotes, Trees, Wonders of Nature
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The giants at Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest
A small group of us decided to visit the Joyce Kilmer Memorial Forest located in the mountains of western North Carolina. This was to be our “day after Thanksgiving” field trip which actually occurred “the day after the day after.” … Continue reading
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