rivers are excellent narrative devices, they string together stories of place and stretch deep into the past.
i decided to follow my watershed and take a journey upstream (in this case the Potomac) to discover the "elementals" of the region.
@EcologistSays we don't really see trees in cities, they are treated as hardware, a lamppost, an umbrella, a decorative sculpture ... rarely as a living breathing being 🌬️🍃
https://t.co/1aB7OeSSyH
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Autumnal education is truly syntonic y'all.
There's gonna be kindergarten professors, educator architects, and peer learners for the next 7 quad cycles at the ~ @campuscomplex ~ follow ~ along ~
an invitation to see anew...
this summer @jommorin hosts HOW TO SEE A PLANT — a 5 week course with a curriculum that draws from spiritual ecology, art history, forest forensics, & embodiment practices
enroll in cohort № 1 : https://t.co/6yk56riPpw
i really like how this turned out -- an earnest endorsement of the hyper-local, sometimes messy, neighborhood association as an antidote to appified civic participation
https://t.co/sBftKFlDks
the kitchen garden @USBotanicGarden was lovely, where else can you find cabbage growing next to a 19th century fountain designed by the same guy who did the Statue of Liberty??