sometime mid august. trinity bay...
my kids are enjoying themselves immensely, swimming in the brook daily, at their special beach (some cold), learning 120s by lamplight, domesticating our adorable hens...
i got out cod jigging with a neighbour in our cove today with son - place was maggoty with minke whales - and we soon got our five cod. nice to have a freezer full.
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"People need wild places... We need to be able to taste grace and know once again that we desire it." Barbara Kingsolver, author
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- Alison Dyer. writer/permie living at the junction of the icy Labrador current and the balmy gulf stream - a blog about environmental issues, growing and eating organically, deliberate living, soundscapes of a changing world, kayaking the many bays of Newfoundland, the poetry of a coastline battered by storm waves and bathed in bioluminescence, the surge in Newfoundland literature, local issues like (non-appropriate) development in St. John's, Newfoundland's capital city.
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"The shore is an ancient world...that keeps alive the sense of continuing creation and of the relentless drive of life."
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Rachel Carson, The Edge of the Sea.
2 comments:
I posted some pics from our paddle on my blog if you'd care to look (Aug 20). I'm missing Nfld a lot, already!
newfoundland has a way of doing that.
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