Raising Hare (Book Review)
Finding refuge in the appreciation of nature and agency in the desire to protect it can be resuscitating for us all.
Finding refuge in the appreciation of nature and agency in the desire to protect it can be resuscitating for us all.
Absolutely stunning! What a workout! What a memorable day!
This thoughtful process is meditative, deeply calming, and gratifying.
Yes, these remarkable photos were all taken with my iPhone.
I loved the iconic cypress, the idiosyncratic pollarded trees, the ancient bark on olive trees, and especially the whimsically graceful umbrella pines.
You say, let’s go take a walk. So I think that this sense of well-being that comes with timelessness, the sense of being at peace—it must be very, very old.
I’ve been to Huntington precious little this winter, but the snow and ice have mostly melted, except for on the lakes and the most compacted parts of the trails.
Can we just embrace nature already, instead of fight against it out of human insecurity or hubris?
So grateful for this wonderful trip. It has been AMAZING!
I am so grateful for this place, the blue October skies, and all this color.