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February 27, 2013 by Caity Stuart

It is birthday week in the Stuart household. My younger brother had his birthday on the 25th of February, mine …
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Category: classes, Cuba, explore, first days, running, the daily life, travels | Tags: Antioch, birthday, cross-country travel, Disney, life changes, memories, milestones, moving, new adventures, running
12,000 years ago
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February 18, 2013 by Caity Stuart

I couldn’t believe it. Us. My class. MY Exhibit Design class. We had just been given the task of breaking …
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Category: classes | Tags: Abenaki, archaeology, environmental education, exhibit design, interpretation, keene, Keene history, local history, rewriting history
a snowy sanctuary
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February 10, 2013 by Caity Stuart

I’ve started a new weekly practice that so far, I’ve kept. Every Sunday morning I take a hike. It can …
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Category: church, explore, the daily life | Tags: fresh snow, hiking in snow, nature, Nemo blizzard, outdoors, snow, snow shoes, snowshoeing, solitude, Stonewall Farm, winter
sister winter
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February 9, 2013 by Caity Stuart

I love winter. I grew up in central Indiana all of my life. Don’t be fooled. We get all of …
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Category: explore, the daily life | Tags: Keene NH, lots of snow, Nemo blizzard, Robin Hood forest, sledding, snow, winter
before the storm
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February 7, 2013 by Caity Stuart

It doesn’t quite look like a snow storm is about to dump on us. Blue skies, more blue skies, and lots …
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Category: classes, the daily life | Tags: antioch library, library, nature, Nemo blizzard, snow storm, studying, wind turbines, winter
the birthplace of ideas pt. II
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February 6, 2013 by Caity Stuart

What is sacred space? Why is it that we deem certain places important to our lives? Why is it that …
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Category: classes, explore, the daily life, travels | Tags: environmental education, Henry David Thoreau, interpretation, pilgrimage, sacred, sacred space, Sense of Place, Walden Pond
the birthplace of ideas pt. I
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February 5, 2013 by Caity Stuart

I wouldn’t have known to stop at this house had it not been for the green sign out front. “Thoreau …
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Category: classes, explore, the daily life, travels | Tags: birthplace of henry david thoreau, environmental education, environmental history, grad school, Henry David Thoreau, interpretation, interpretive education, old houses, Sense of Place, Thoreau Farm
against all odds: internship season
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February 2, 2013 by Caity Stuart

What makes my environmental studies graduate school unique? According to Tom Wessels, it is the fact that we have to …
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Category: classes | Tags: Assateague Island National Seashore, environmental education, environmental interpretation, government hiring, internship, National Park Service

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