Seasons of a Wild Life
Annette NaberNature re-connection through our senses, creative expression, imagination, mythology and archetypes.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Daily | Issues | 56 |
| Subscribers | Read | annettenaber.substack.com |
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Hunting for Joy
The directions I was given: “Take Thunderberg Rd, on a hillside just over the river on the right, past the yellow house on the left.” I found the narrow mountain road, found the bridge over the river but then it got really murky. There was ...
Unruffled Moment of Calm and Beauty #7
We need enchantment, we need to feel awe, we need to be reminded that there’s something greater than what preoccupies us at the moment, most of our moments. We need magic, especially the magic of ordinary things, the little glimmers that ma...
Unruffled Moment of Calm and Beauty #6
On my birthday, I planted seeds. Yes, seeds - those tiny packets of pure life force that swell in a hidden, moist place and then erupt into glorious greenness, utterly lacking in any understanding of what’s happening in our human world.
Unruffled Moment of Calm and Beauty #5
As I walked near the pussy willow bush, a loud humming sound alerted me. The silvery catkins had begun to burst into tiny flowers transforming themselves into a honey bee magnet.
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I am a writer, photographer, creativity coach and nature guide. After traveling to 40+ countries on 5 continents, I now live in the Allegheny Highlands of Virginia. My first book, Seasons of a Wild Life, was published in October 2024.
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