
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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Dad, William Armstrong “Army” Hunter III (d. 7/15/1999)
William Armstrong Hunter III ’42 From Princeton Alumni Weekly
Army Hunter died July 15, 1999, of a heart attack, at home in Weathersfield, Vt. An ordained minister who never actually...
An Opening in the Trees
By Elizabeth Hunter
“The woods are lovely, dark and deep.”
Poet Robert Frost wrote that line about a New England forest filling with snow. Strange then, that it’s in midsummer, when the wood thrush is singing...
The second real day of summer — close to 70 degrees by 9 a.m., before the mist had even cleared off. Humidity must be close to 100% (no, according to the barometer in the kitchen, only around 90%).
Went for a walk with the dogs at around 7...
The ground is really astonishingly dry. I pulled a few weeds yesterday in the mulched area of my garden, and the soil under the mulch was as dry as in the unprotected areas, where it is hard as a rock. We are hoarding all our gray water now...
The Ideal Home Entertainment Center
By Elizabeth Hunter
I’m always behind the times when it comes to popular products. Only recently have I discovered the joys of a Home Entertainment Center (HEC). Most of my fellow Americans recognized...
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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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