Looking to get outside in August? Look no further than your local farms. Read how farms are welcoming us to their landscapes in my latest Substack newsletter, Probably Outside.
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I write the Probably Outside newsletter. It's filled with local, social, dirt-cheap ways to spend more time outside. The Mid-June Issue: More Outings Than You Can Shake a Stick At+Native Plant Events at Garden Centers+Themed Walks+’Undernight' Camping https://t.co/nAV4T9b6OS
Tis the season of bird irruptions. I interviewed Jeff Wells, vp for boreal conservation at the National Audubon Society, on this natural phenomenon. It turned into a nice primer on the topic. https://t.co/7wo9jytS8F #birding#NationalAudubonSociety#borealforest#conservation
@JimmyPatronis I was on a train in a tunnel beneath the Hudson River on my way to nyc w/many other passengers when the alert sounded. No one was ‘scared’ or panicked bc we knew what was happening. Get real.
For all you gardeners, here's my Washington Post article on why we should leave some dead wood in our gardens. #gardens#stumpery#gardening
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Ireland's Wild Atlantic Way is 1,500 miles of rugged west coast beauty. Tucked away are 2 examples of the organized splendor of Victorian walled gardens. I wrote about them. https://t.co/VqLFItUKjJ
the doctors dressed the wound, it went right down again. How happy I will be when Papa gets well."
~Presidential daughter Mollie Garfield, age 14, on her wounded father’s condition, 7/28/1881.
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All across Iceland, you see reminders of how tight-knit the local community is.
At this Reykjavík playground, instead of swinging on parallel tracks in individual worlds, kids swing into the center and then out again, like a laughing squeeze box of neighborhood joy.