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From the Ridge to Tinker Creek, and one pilgrim to another (opens the original)
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When I got word last week that Annie Dillard, whose Pulitzer-Prize-winning 1974 account of her Thoreau-esque year in nature, Pilgrim at Tinker Creek, had passed away at age 81 at her home on the Cape, I grabbed the well-thumbed book off its place of honor on my officeâs library shelf and settled down, more than a couple of tears rolling down my face, to read, and re-read what I can only characterize as the authorâs genuine and awe-inspiring wisdom. I first encountered Pilgrim not long after
The Naturalist should be more wary on the wishing front (opens the original)
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As Labor Day and, gulp, the solemn last-closings of the beach chariot tailgates both approachâdonât fret, bathing suit clad readers, thereâs still a lot of summer left to enjoyâI had cause to invoke a time-tested aphorism from the annals of ancient wisdom. âBeware what you wish for,â a wise old storyteller, who wasnât Mark Twain, once declared, âfor you just might get it.â Actually, the 2500-plus-year-old quote, more or less, comes from Aesop, particularly the fable about the o
Walking the diversity trail without the help of AI (opens the original)
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I was hoping that the grand opening of the panicled hydrangea show I talked about in the last edition of the Journal would keep a burgeoning raft of intrusive and, sadly enough, bleak news at bay, but it turned out that my flowering shrub display was itself a manifestation of unsettlement. Where has all the pollinator diversity gone? In the past, this particular hydrangeaâs output of aromatic, small blossoms would have been magnets to a wide variety of pollen-dusted insects. Some were old frie
A fair and natural way to elevate spirits and stay balanced (opens the original)
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Not only was I sent sprawling when I stepped into a sewer-grating crater that I hadnât seen while I was racing across a busy New Haven thoroughfare after a long eye doctorâs appointment to try to catch the trainâIâm fine, the street-scraped elbow that took the brunt of my clumsiness will certainly heal, and I miraculously just made the old 1634âbut as I shuffled off awkwardly towards Union Station, a wet compress held over the wound, I realized that the afternoon sky had turned the unn
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