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no YOU live in a society i live in this frame of pride and prejudice
This little woods still has some kind of magic in it. Just this morning it was like this.
by Anato Finnstark
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First part of a walk on the lake path this morning.
For the Huna Tlingit, Glacier Bay National Park and Preserve is a place for reconnection with the lifeways, knowledge, and ancestors of the past. For centuries this ancestral homeland has provided the Tlingit an abundance of resources from both the land and sea.
Traditionally, four Huna Tlingit clans occupied territories in and around Glacier Bay. When Glacier Bay became a National Monument in 1925, its borders encompassed much of the traditional Huna Tlingit homeland. New federal laws severely curtailed traditional activities within the monument boundaries.
In recent years, the National Park Service and Hoonah Indian Association have worked cooperatively to reinvigorate those traditional harvest activities as well as develop educational programs for Huna youth, sponsor summer culture camps, and collect and preserve oral histories.
Although most Huna Tlingit today live across Icy Strait in the modern village of Hoonah, Glacier Bay remains their spiritual homeland.
Photo by NPS. Photo description: An aerial view of a winding and blue colored river through a thick forest.
Western Spotted Skunk by robbobert
June and November.
The face you make when there’s Too. Much. TART!
Lemonade Berry is a native woody shrub that produces small fruit or berries with a tart flavor like a lemon. The California ground squirrels at Cabrillo National Monument like to munch on these pucker-inducing snacks. Photo by C. Aurrecoechea, NPS. Photo description: A squirrel sitting in a shrub eats some red berries. It makes a funny face as it squints its eyes.
Waves on the lake.
Three years ago today I woke before sunrise in a B&B outside Avebury and took this walk across the fields. Not sure if this is your kind of thing, @enchantedengland but just in case.
Exploring glacier lakes on mountain tops
A year ago this week in the woods near town.
Saw a lot of deer today. I hope you don’t mind some pictures of them. Here’s a beautiful fawn who was very curious.
Sometimes low light pictures look a little like paintings.
He stayed and watched until his family got safely away.