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Tag Archives: nature
My Piece of the Potomac
I get a glimpse of the River from the bus stop I wait at Monday through Friday mornings, a view framed by two, ten story brick apartment buildings. We lived in a 400 square foot efficiency in the building on the left, … Continue reading
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Tagged green, interfere with nature, nature, Potomac River, tamed, wilderness
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I Wished I’d Noticed…
In town late last week I saw the results of an act of man-made destruction. I was shocked and appalled, completely powerless to do anything to alter what I saw or ignore what the act represented. City workers or possibly … Continue reading
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Tagged human dominion over nature, nature, noticing, tree, tree removal
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Spinach in February
Last October I was chatting at the market with a local farmer who sells herb plants and greens, like lettuces, endive, and arugula, to plant in the garden. I asked if she thought it was too late to plant lettuce … Continue reading