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Walking in the Woods

Jeff Ikler

Reflections for those drawn to wild places, inner exploration, and the deeper meanings carried by history and memory.

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Ghosts

“Why are you going to that place?” my Aunt Cele asked with incredulity. “They murdered our people there.” I started to explain that, as a history teacher, I was curious, but she swatted the rest of my answer away like an irritating bug.

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