Woke to our first snow of the season this morning. It melted quickly, but the remnants of storms passing through made for some amazing light.
Looking towards apple orchard and canyon
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About Elizabeth Enslin
A writer based in Oregon, I look for inspiration and distractions in nature. An anthropologist, I ponder the places where nature and culture meet. A kitchen gardener, I promote biodiversity and learn from farming traditions around the world. A recovering academic, I try to do all with compassion and humor.
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