Uphill Road
Peggy Smith EppigPilgrimage, pilgrims, and the landscapes that carry them onward
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Witch Hazel - Threshold of Samhain
The loved ones we call the dead
depart from us and for a while
are absent. And then as if
called back by our love, they come
near us again. They enter our dreams...
Wendell Berry, “The Loved Ones” (2025)
Witch hazel is the last to...
Always Start Something New
A friend of mine, Mina, is starting her eighth Camino trek on a different route than her seven previous hikes that have included St. Oslo’s Way (Norway), Camino de Santiago Frances (Spain), Way of St. Francis (Italy), and the Old Pilgrim’s...
Atlantic Coast Pilgrimage
The Atlantic, days after a strong Nor’easter
The wilderness of the open sea is as alluring to the pilgrim as a dusty path into the mountains. Both ways lead to wilderness.
This wilderness is one and the same. It is a state of mind that r...
Peaceable Kingdom(s): Edward Hicks
My little copy of A Peaceable Kingdom, 1834
Quaker painter Edward Hicks (1780 - 1849) is best known for his series The Peaceable Kingdom, some of America’s best examples of folk art. A small print of his 1834 version has become a focal poi...
The Poet’s Gift
We were leading a group of seniors on a 1-mile loop trail around the restored grassland-meadow at the Clark Nature Preserve. The sky was robin’s egg blue and the yellow blossoms of goldenrod just blazed against it. New England aster, cut-le...
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Writer of natural and environmental history and pilgrimage studies and an avid landscape artist and illustrator. I am an avid hiker, landscape steward, and outdoor educator based in South Central Pennsylvania.
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