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Reflections on nature, family, and tradition, offering you evergreen insights and quiet comfort in our wounded modern world.
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You Will Not Be Harvested (opens the original)
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It is now, by all accounts, autumn here in the northern hemisphere and your nights are equal to your days. Here in the good golden hills of Vermont, the corn fields that have not been cut are high, the neighbors whisper of frost warnings that prompt you to harvest the garden, and the hives have grown heavy with honey.It is, in short, a time of both harvest and balance. It would be well if this harvest was limited to the fields and forests, to the orchards and apiaries. Yet, even now as the farme
The Small Journeys of Autumn (opens the original)
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Everything changed in August here in the hills of Vermont. The calendar turned and, with it, even the normally bold teenagers emptied out of every swimming hole and every river with the sudden and unexpected chill. The mercury in the thermometers on the side of the old barns stubbornly held between 55 and 75 while sweaters were drawn from the closets and cedar trunks before their ordinary time. <a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!-O7k!,f_aut
The Dearth and the Bloom (opens the original)
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