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It’s been a few weeks since this workshop occurred but I so wanted to share the fun! There were only two participants, but we got to take our time and some quality journal pages were created. Here’s a peak! Due to unusually cold weather, we opted to hold our ‘in-the-field’ session indoors. I brought in […]
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The South Carolina Audubon Center at Francis Beidler Forest has a great blog. Changing Seasons is a recent post that tells how weather can affect autumn color. The fall colors, in my part of Beaufort County, have inspired me this year. I’d say peak color was 2 weeks ago but, there are still some pockets […]
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I have been very blessed with commission work. Keeping my blog current suffers, though. Please check back as I have lots to tell you about my last workshop and other goodies 🙂
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Bluffton Today’s education writer, Sara Wright, thrilled me with some free press. Thank you, Sara! Just click the Bluffton Today link above. To check out the front page (yes, I made it there too!), just move the blue button, to the left of the main article, up to the top. WoooHooo, star for a day […]
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I held my inaugural nature journaling field trip, for past workshop participants, at Nemours Plantation on October 30th. Nemours, a private plantation, is located in northern Beaufort County and extends for 8 miles along the southern bank of the Combahee River. It lies within the ACE Basin – a low country treasure that includes approxamately […]
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Joy of joys, I just heard two Barred Owls talking to each other in the woods behind our home. I’ve been hooting back to one for weeks. I’m happy it finally found the real thing 🙂 I’ve seen Fish Crows in very large flocks lately. One flock decided to roost at my friends home near […]
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