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Tag Archives: Travel
Port Tobacco, Maryland
Two hundred and fifty years ago, this nearly forgotten hamlet was the second largest seaport in the American colonies prior to the Revolutionary War. Ocean vessels were anchored to await barrels of tobacco bound for Europe and the rest of … Continue reading
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Tagged American Colonial era, blog, History, Maryland, Nature, tobacco plantations, Travel, water sports
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Goddess of Travel
Western Hemisphere Trivia, a Roman diety, is said to be the goddess of commerce and travel. She is an aspect of Artemis/Diana with three heads to represent the place where three roads meet or the triune goddess of earth, … Continue reading
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Tagged folklore, goddess, myth, old religion, prosperity, protection, Travel
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Where the Wild Creatures Roam :: Is It Sustainable?
Wildlife Tourism What can we do to prevent the massacre of wild animals? Do humans actually still get a thrill from shooting wild animals? What streak of evil condones and continues that practice? Does wildlife tourism help stamp out the … Continue reading
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Tagged eco-tourism, ecology, environmental, nature writing, sustainable travel, Travel, Wildlife
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Goddess of Travel
Western Hemisphere Trivia, a Roman diety, is said to be the goddess of commerce and travel. She is an aspect of Artemis/Diana with three heads to represent the place where three roads meet or the triune goddess of earth, heaven and the underworld. … Continue reading
Posted in Travel Knowledge
Tagged folklore, goddess, myth, old religion, prosperity, protection, Travel
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Residencies for Nature and Outdoors Writers
Spring Creek – University of Oregon – writer in residence program Mesa Refuge, Point Reyes Station, California – writer’s residency Taos Summer Writer’s Conference – fiction and non-fiction writing conference Voices of the Wilderness – artist’s residency Island Institute, Sitka, Alaska – resident fellowships … Continue reading
Environmental Movement in China
Photos from China— Gulangyu Island where cars are not permitted …… and Shanghai, where cars rule. China’s Emerging Environmental Movement – Environment 360
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Tagged activist, China, Education, environmental, field notes, nature writing, Travel
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