
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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On Wing
They materialized in puffs, out of the green, small specks of orange and black riding an invisible current, rising, rising, until their backdrop was not the clear, nearby forested slopes, but the paler ridges of the middle distance...
Treasures
Whenever I teach nature writing at the Folk School, I take along some insurance, in case the first day is rainy and I can’t take my class outside.
In the box are some of my treasures. Keeping a box of treasures is wonderful for...
Ghost Dance
If the very small spider working in a corner of my kitchen window over the sink were human, you would say it had delusions of grandeur. I first noticed it when it was the size of a fruit fly, its usual quarry. The spider create...
On Music
Some time ago, I went to Asheville to hear Brahm’s Ein Deutsche Requiem performed by the Asheville Choral Society and an orchestra. It was a performance I had been waiting to hear for months. The reason I love performances of orch...
Swift Solace
By Elizabeth Hunter
The 80-foot hemlock that stood at the northwest corner of our house came down in a brief, vicious middle-of-the-night storm toward the end of August. I’d never heard such wind. Lightning flickered continu...
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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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