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041 – Come, and treat it well
“This land responds
to good treatment,” I heard
my father say time and again
in his passion to renew, to make
whole, what ill use had broken.
~from “XI” by Wendell Berry1
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Moody Wind and a Beaver
Blog – May 7, 2026
The grass has turned green. In only a few places does a yellow hue remain like a dog’s soft undercoat. Dark green grass contrasts with the dark loamy soil in the pot roast bed. Rectangles with dirt clods that rise a...
040 – I Wear My Shit-kickers to the MAC
If I am struggling or in conflict with the way things are flowing, then I am doing it wrong and need to change direction, find a flow, that is going in a direction that is preferable. ~from Seed to Dust: Life, Nature, and a Country Garden1...
Small Preparatory Chores and Bursts of Color
Blog – April 30, 2026
I am always a bit astounded at the temperature shift. When 64 degrees in the house is cool and outside is hot. Time outside is a prime activity and with a long list of short activity needs completed, the week rec...
April - One Sentence A Day (the third year)
I do not know how long I have been writing One Sentence A Day. The sentences reflect place, happenings, moments. A single sentence requires resting quietly for a few moments to reflect, to find what most stands out, to warrant words for a m...
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|| writer || outdoor advocate || homestead manager || retired backpacking guide || Stacy writes about the environment and how to develop one's own nature-placed relationship. She wants readers to be inspired to be outside.
Gardening in the Scottish Borders. Writing about nature, home and place. Sharing my PhD research in creative non-fiction place writing. Creating a supportive network for writers at every stage of their career.
A retired veterinary technician/ wildlife rehabilitator, passionate about wildlife conservation. Now having fun writing about the animals who have long fascinated me.
Artist and forest dweller, addressing ecological grief through the sensuous relation of inner and outer landscapes.
Lou Tamposi is a father, writer, and outdoorsman. His essays — blending dirt, myth, muscle, and memory — explore what it means to live radically, and are published weekly in his newsletter, “Cow We Doin’.”
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