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The Bandana Journal

Elizabeth Hunter

The writer Elizabeth Hunter (1945-2022) lived in a cabin in the mountains of Western North Carolina. This is her journal.

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Journal: August 3

This spring at a butterfly gardening symposium, I don’t know how many of us there were — maybe 100 — sitting in a darkened room, we were looking at slides of shrubs and trees we might be interested in adding to our backyard landscape. The m...

8 days ago
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Family photo: August 1

Hunter family, sister & brothers

10 days ago
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Essay: July 29

7/29/98

The Price of Wood Thrush Song

by Elizabeth Hunter

Two summers ago, my days began with the raucous sound of earth-moving equipment rumbling to life a stone’s throw from my door. It was the worst summer I’ve spent on this acre of B...

13 days ago
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Essay: July 24

Boundaries

By Elizabeth Hunter

Several months ago, when logging crews moved simultaneously and noisily onto two adjacent properties about half way along my walking route, I abandoned a practice that gives my dogs and me much joy: our morn...

18 days ago
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Journal: July 23

The deliciousness is in the details.

Which is what I remember whenever I am getting to do the sort of thing I most love to do, which is to focus on something, as I was able to do yesterday, at Chimney Rock Park. I love the Chimney Roc...

19 days ago
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    Elizabeth Hunter (1945-2022) was a journalist -in all senses of the word- living in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Her writing is beautiful.

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