Field Notes from the Forest
Allie Winter, Whitney BarkmanObservations on nature, the seasons, botany and a slower pace of life from a little house nestled in the woods.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Subscribers | Read | fieldnotesfromtheforest.substack.co... |
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On the cold edge of Spring.
Sunlight streams through my sage green linen curtains, softly caressing my nose as it wakes me up. I painted my bedroom a couple of weeks ago. All four walls are now a deep, dark forest green. With the sun illuminating the room, it resemble...
Leaf & Lore: Chamomile
Leaf & Lore is a category in the Herbarium where I write about herbs and plants I currently turn to. That may be something herbalism related, something currently in season or something I’ve grown and preserved. This includes personal anecdo...
A Year of paying Attention.
The January forest doesn’t feel as quiet as it did in December. There are tiny changes everywhere, barely visible at a first glance. Deer and wild boars roam the meadows more frequently now. Sunlight stretches across clearings it hasn’t rea...
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Neurodivergent botanist & photographer. \ud83c\udf44\ud83d\udfeb I write from a mossy cottage in the woods, where ecology meets whimsy. These are field notes on the wonder of plants, and finding solace in the undergrowth.
Photographer and quiet observer, holding a slow, attentive practice of walking and photographing the forest and surrounding landscapes through seasons and across years.
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