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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: On Becoming An Oak Knower
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Thursday, December 1, 2011. On Becoming An Oak Knower. So let’s start with that. Magic, that is. And maybe the nature of the Divine, which preceded and followed the walk in the Oak Grove. Source of image and quotes below: blogspot.com/2009/12/holy-oak-tree-religion.html. When I got home to my own Oak Grove, I resolved to become an Oak Knower. Yes, the tree of the San Juan Islands that I love best is the same Quercus. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). The first ti...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: Uncage the Soul
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Friday, December 2, 2011. This time-lapse video is so wonderful I just had to share it now, while I am off becoming an Oak Knower. Let it load for a good several minutes before watching. The name of their company is Uncage the Soul. Sometimes everything that needs to be said is in the title. What is the right way of seeing things? Perhaps this way is closer to the real way of things than our slow and attention-wandering, work-focused minds. Click here. Heritage Tre...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: Yellow Island: A Place of Beauty
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Wednesday, May 16, 2012. Yellow Island: A Place of Beauty. The first time I ever went to Yellow Island in 1996, I was with a blind woman—a much loved and respected member of my community. While the rest of us feasted on riotous colors and sweeping views,. She was carefully led to perfumed scents, the rough touch of lichen against rock,. Smooth and cool Madrona bark,. And the raised letters of the memorial to homesteaders Lew and Tib Dodd. And naturalist who is buil...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: January 2012
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Friday, January 13, 2012. There's Real Poetry in the Real World. Burned out- alive and well. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Heritage Trees Project Takes Root. Heritage Trees: An Introduction. Wolf Sprouts From Rock. Wolf Sprouts From Rock. Wolf Sprouts From Rock. We Share the Same Root Madronas. Monday, January 9, 2012. Labels: symphony of science. Wednesday, January 4, 2012. Taking Root, the Vision of Wangari Maathai. Http:/ www.youtube.com/watch? Their wounds, may ...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: There's Real Poetry in the Real World
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Friday, January 13, 2012. There's Real Poetry in the Real World. Burned out- alive and well. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. August 21-23: Mixed Pod Sub-Group, And Some Sad News. Island Time on Yellow. Perseid Meteor Shower and Night Sounds. Do It Yourself Life. Three Years Old and Counting. Notes from the kelp. Ten very kelpy years and counting. Drive Across America; Travels with Jack. A Sense of Place in the San Juan Islands. This ti...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: April 2012
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Sunday, April 29, 2012. A Sense of Place Needs Presence. Or maybe it doesn't for everybody. But I had to go all the way to the Green River in Utah to remember why a sense of place is even important. After 7 days in the Canyonlands, floating at river speed, my head and heart gradually aligned themselves to the landscape. I slowed down and time became all of one piece. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. Island Time on Yellow. Do It Yourself Life.
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: Heritage Trees Project Takes Root
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Wednesday, January 11, 2012. Heritage Trees Project Takes Root. Heritage Trees: An Introduction. Wolf Sprouts From Rock. Wolf Sprouts From Rock. Wolf Sprouts From Rock. We Share the Same Root Madronas. April 9, 2014 at 8:54 PM. I have learned quite a few important things through your post. visit web. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). View my complete profile. August 21-23: Mixed Pod Sub-Group, And Some Sad News. Island Time on Yellow. Do It Yourself Life. Heritag...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: February 2012
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Friday, February 3, 2012. Wolf Trees, Medicinal Yews and Winter Cottonwoods. The simplest definition of a wolf tree is as follows: a. Very large forest tree that has a wide-spreading crown and inhibits or prevents the growth of smaller trees around it. Having said that, there is so much more to the amazing beauty and complexity of these enormous beings. From A Place for Wolf Trees. Raccoon Tree (see them peeking out? The Pacific Yew Tree. Taxol is one of the most p...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: A Sense of Place Needs Presence
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Sunday, April 29, 2012. A Sense of Place Needs Presence. Or maybe it doesn't for everybody. But I had to go all the way to the Green River in Utah to remember why a sense of place is even important. After 7 days in the Canyonlands, floating at river speed, my head and heart gradually aligned themselves to the landscape. I slowed down and time became all of one piece. April 29, 2012 at 5:05 PM. Welcome back to island time. Slowing down, at least for some of us, ...
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place: Wolf Trees, Medicinal Yews and Winter Cottonwoods
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The San Juan Islands: A Sense of Place. Friday, February 3, 2012. Wolf Trees, Medicinal Yews and Winter Cottonwoods. The simplest definition of a wolf tree is as follows: a. Very large forest tree that has a wide-spreading crown and inhibits or prevents the growth of smaller trees around it. Having said that, there is so much more to the amazing beauty and complexity of these enormous beings. From A Place for Wolf Trees. Raccoon Tree (see them peeking out? The Pacific Yew Tree. Taxol is one of the most p...
