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July 15, 2021

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Thanks for this Cara. I too wander the woods and marvel at this wonderfulpart of our world.
Your essay gave me a welcome break from putting my book together -- permissions, photos, etc etc,
By the way the title you and I came up with is now THE title: Rise Above It, Darling.

This post did my heart a world of good.

Thank you, Cara. Your piece helped me understand my range of feelings as the seasons change.

This is a lovely essay. Such fine observation. I'd love to join you on a hike in the Daks some day. I used to be a regular, but that was decades ago. You make me want to return. Stacey

Love your work!!

Thank you, Cara. Your writing is lyrical and lovely. Just what I needed today, and will think about when I am in the Adirondacks for two weeks this Fall.

And now, winter's here--the other side of the coin. Congrats on your essay!

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I left it
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of coming back
ten hours later
to the greatness
of Teddy Wilson
"After You've Gone"
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