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Curt Stager's Field Notes From the Northern Forest is the rare nature book that makes you want to step outside immediately—then teaches you what to look for once you're there. Perfect for anyone who's ever stared out a window instead of working.
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On a winter trail run, a fallen beech tree with 67 rings and a hollow core sparks reflection on what's coming—and whether running can still clear my head.
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It's been cold and snowy here in the Northeast--great reasons to get outside and keep running, even if it's more of a plod than a jog. Here's why.
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Bourbon's runaway success has stalled, but distillers aren't afraid. Here's how they're handling the new normal.
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Standing nearly alone during military songs, I realized good writing begins by noticing what unsettles us. In divided times, we risk losing the shared trust that some things matter more than our differences—and that’s worth standing for.
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I’ve always wanted to see Niagara Falls. Recently, I got my chance, accompanying my husband to Buffalo where he was to be sworn in at Federal Court. As we made the most of our 24 hours in Erie County, I learned that even a natural place so thoroughly touched by man can still feel wild and humbling.
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After years of scattered work across different sites, I'm bringing everything together in one place. Here's what you can expect.
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Lewis Carroll’s masterpiece has challenged translators, artists, and scholars for 150 years. An appreciation from the Autumn issue of FB&C.