I just returned last night from a weekend trip with my partner to the Iron Range and Duluth, Minnesota. We had a wonderful time biking on the Mesabi Trail (20 miles in total!) through the deep pine and birch forests and saw a painted turtle on the trail. Yesterday in Duluth we went up to [...]
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A Hawk Wind Blows
Posted in Ethics, Nature/Ecology, Pagan Community, tagged birds, ecology, Ethics, law, nature, poaching, totemism, travel on September 30, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Spirits of Bozeman
Posted in Nature/Ecology, tagged bozeman, montana on July 2, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am enjoying myself so much that I’ve decided to extend my stay in Bozeman, Montana for the month of July. This is a beautiful city, nestled between several mountain ranges: the Bridgers to the northeast, the Big Belt in the north, Tobacco Root mountains to the west, Gallatin range to the southwest and Hyalites [...]
Squirrel Trouble
Posted in Ethics, Nature/Ecology on April 21, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
I’m going to step back from the Robin Artisson controversy and write about a less serious topic from everyday life, though one with spiritual/ethical implications.
Awhile back, I discovered a hole in a mesh window screen on the enclosed sun porch in one of the upstairs bedrooms. A squirrel had made a nest in between the [...]
